Study says- Bullies more likely to engage in risky sex

A teenage study suggests that those teenagers who are bullies are very prone to get into risky sexual behavior. Fort this study a survey was conducted on as much of 8,600 high school students, it was further found that bully victims are the children who are both either bullies and bullied. The research has further gone into the details of casual sex and the sex while teenagers are drunk or high. This is a more common among bullies and bully victims than among other teens. The researchers recommend that there should be proper programs aiming to prevent bullying and also reducing unhealthy sexual practices. The expert, Dr. Jefry Biehler, chair of pediatrics at Miami Children's Hospital explains, “The time has come to acknowledge that bullying is a recognized health issue and that method of prevention and help for those involved are important and necessary. Risk-taking behaviors among adolescents can and do have potential life-long consequences for the child and society.”