Teens suffering from bullying 24/7, study finds

BULLYING has become an everyday part of life for teenagers, particularly in the school setting, a new report reveals.

Tue, 16 Jun, 2009 - 01:00
Evelyn Ring

Their chief concerns are being judged on how they look and being bullied.

The report, Teenage Mental Health: What Helps and What Hurts? found that bullying was raised by teenagers at every consultation venue.

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