Bullying

1. Bullying impairs health-related quality of life in humans.

   “Respondents who had been bullied reported more mental problems such as depression, anxiety, insomnia, eating disorder, psychosis, self-harm, and suicide attempts, and they had lower HRQoL.”

   Humans

   Lifetime exposure to bullying and its association with health status and quality of life in the general Norwegian population: a cross-sectional study

   Frontiers in public health·20 Apr 2026

1. Bullying raises the risk of diabetes mellitus in humans.

   “They also reported more chronic pain, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes mellitus, obesity, and musculoskeletal-, respiratory- and gastrointestinal diseases than people who had not been exposed to bullying.”

   Humans

   Lifetime exposure to bullying and its association with health status and quality of life in the general Norwegian population: a cross-sectional study

   Frontiers in public health·20 Apr 2026

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1. Bullying raises the risk of fibromyalgia in humans.

   “They also reported more chronic pain, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes mellitus, obesity, and musculoskeletal-, respiratory- and gastrointestinal diseases than people who had not been exposed to bullying.”

   Humans

   Lifetime exposure to bullying and its association with health status and quality of life in the general Norwegian population: a cross-sectional study

   Frontiers in public health·20 Apr 2026

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1. Bullying raises the risk of depression in humans.

   “Respondents who had been bullied reported more mental problems such as depression, anxiety, insomnia, eating disorder, psychosis, self-harm, and suicide attempts”

   Humans

   Lifetime exposure to bullying and its association with health status and quality of life in the general Norwegian population: a cross-sectional study

   Frontiers in public health·20 Apr 2026

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