School Sports May Cut Rates of Violence, Bullying Among Teens
Study found less fighting among girls who were athletes and less bullying against boys on teamsContinue Reading
Study found less fighting among girls who were athletes and less bullying against boys on teamsContinue Reading
Outside forces can unleash violence like Boston bombings, Sandy Hook school shooting, experts sayContinue Reading
Study looked at aggression tied to drinking in young Australian menContinue Reading
Study found psychological mistreatment, neglect were most common culpritsContinue Reading
Findings could lead to better treatment of assault victims, researchers sayContinue Reading
Survey found support for gun restrictions rose after reports that shooter was mentally illContinue Reading
Those with disorder risk injury, fatigue and other health problems, researchers reportContinue Reading
Ill treatment includes violence, humiliation and intimidation, researchers findContinue Reading
Swedish study found 5 times higher chance of becoming a victimContinue Reading
Survey also looked at attitudes toward mental illness following Newtown, Conn., tragedyContinue Reading
Those with emotional disorders at highest risk, British study foundContinue Reading
Two studies suggest television can have a profound impact on children’s behaviorContinue Reading
In wake of Newtown shooting, review finds more evidence needed on what to do when children can’t copeContinue Reading
But study found no improvement from other laws meant to curb children’s access to firearmsContinue Reading
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