Bullying: A Public Health Concern - Health and Human Development

Bullying: A Public Health Concern explores the serious medical implications of maltreatment on a global scale. This book addresses the urgent need for medical awareness regarding how bullying impacts the lives of millions of young people. By examining the connection between bullying and significant health risks, this work provides a deep look into the consequences faced by both victims and those who bully others. The text examines how these groups of young people face higher risks compared to their peers. It specifically looks at leading proximate causes of death, including accidents, suicide, and homicide. Additionally, the book covers non-proximate lethal aetiologies, providing a comprehensive view of the long-term health threats associated with this social issue. This is an essential resource for understanding the intersection of social violence and public health outcomes.