School bullying in children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions: a systematic review and meta-analysis, in The Lancet: Child and Adolescent Health
key takeaway: "Compared with controls, young people with neurodevelopmental or psychiatric conditions were more likely to be involved in traditional and cyberbullying as a victim (OR 2·85 [95% CI 2·62–3·09] and 2·07 [1·63–2·61]), perpetrator (2·42 [2·20–2·66] and 1·91 [1·60–2·28]), and perpetrator–victim (3·66 [2·83–4·74] and 1·85 [1·05–3·28]). Bullying involvement was associated with higher scores in mental health measures in young people with neurodevelopmental or psychiatric conditions, particularly internalising symptoms and externalising symptoms."
Racism and child health in the USA, series from The Lancet