Children who faced bullying may be at high risk of developing mental health issues including suicidal thoughts and anxiety behaviour in their teenage years new study shows. The findings showed that children who experienced severe peer victimisation were more than twice as likely to report depression or low moods at age 15 and three times more likely to report anxiety. This group of children were also 3.5 times more likely to report serious suicidal thoughts or attempt suicide. Our findings showed a general tendency in about 15 percent of the children of being exposed to the most severe levels of
