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Bullying, as many people know, can be a tremendously painful experience for a young person. The point has been driven home over the last decade by stories about teens like Phoebe Prince or Amanda Todd, who killed themselves after experiencing bullying.

Recently, the parents of eight-year-old Gabriel Taye filed a federal lawsuit against the Cincinnati public schools, alleging that their son committed suicide because the school covered up and failed to prevent a culture of bullying.

All 50 states have some kind of anti-bullying law, and schools are increasingly being called upon to implement bullying prevention programs.

Bullying and suicide are both significant public health concerns for children and adolescents. As a scholar with expertise in youth violence and bullying, I've done considerable research to understand the link between bullying and suicide. Although there certainly is a connection between the two, research highlights the complexity of the relationship.
Bullies and their victims
Many studies have examined the relationship between bullying and suicidality, or the tendency to have suicidal thoughts and behaviors. We wanted to see what these studies could tell us about the strength of this association: Is being bullied or bullying others associated with suicidality?

To find out, we conducted an analysis of 47 studies on bullying and suicide among students in K-12 settings. The studies were from the United States and several other countries (including China, Australia, the U.K. and Finland).

Overall, we found that youth involved in bullying in any capacity - both bullies and victims of bullying - were more likely to think about and attempt suicide than youth who were not involved in bullying. In short, bullying is bad for everyone involved.

We also found that bullying and suicidality are most strongly related for bully-victims: youth who have experienced both sides of bullying, as victim and perpetrator. This is consistent with past research suggesting that bully-victims are at particularly high risk for experiencing mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.
Who is most at risk?
In addition to questions about bullies versus victims, we examined three factors in the association between bullying and suicidality: gender, country and how bullying is measured.

While associations between bullying involvement and the tendency to have suicidal thoughts or behaviors were similar for boys and girls, we did find a difference when it came to the country of origin for these studies. In general, there were stronger associations between bullying and suicidality in the U.S. studies compared to their international counterparts.

As a whole, studies also showed a stronger connection between being a bully victim and suicidal thoughts when the study asked a single question to identify victims such as "Have you been bullied?" Studies that asked about specific behaviors (without mentioned the word bullying) showed a weaker connection.

This finding might reflect that suicidality is more common in youth who self-identify as being bullied, when compared to those who admit only to experiencing specific behaviors (e.g., they've been teased). The latter may not self-identify as someone who has been bullied and may be less at risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
What else do we need to consider?
Research clearly indicates there is an association between bullying involvement - on both sides - and suicidal thoughts and behaviors. However, it also suggests that there are factors beyond bullying that are relevant to suicidal thoughts and behaviors.

For instance, in one study of fifth through eighth graders, researchers found that once depression and delinquency were considered, there were only small differences between youth who were not involved in bullying and those who were.

A recent study of adolescents highlighted the role of low self-esteem and depression as factors contributing to suicidal thoughts and behaviors for sexual minority and heterosexual youth who had been bullied.

In short, a host of psychological and other factors may contribute to suicidality.
What does this mean for intervention and prevention?
Our cultural narrative about bullying presumes that youth who are bullied are at great risk for suicidal thoughts and behaviors. But research shows that bullies themselves are at risk as well.

The analysis provides additional evidence that youth who experience bullying as both perpetrator and victim are at particularly high risk for psychological distress.

In short, bullying involvement of any stripe is harmful.

Our research (and more that can be done in the future) should prompt the creation of more effective prevention and intervention programs to better address the mental health needs of youth involved in bullying. In particular, it's essential that we bolster mental health supports for kids who bully - not just their victims.
Melissa Holt is an Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology at Boston University. This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. This is an updated version of an article originally published on May 14, 2014.

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With summer approaching, public health officials have a cautionary vacation buzzkill: Public pools are teeming with parasites and bacteria linked to diarrhea and Legionnaire's disease, which in some cases could cause serious illnesses.

That's according to a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Between 2000 and 2014, researchers said, 493 disease outbreaks were reported from public swimming holes, such as hotels and hot tubs. Thirty-two percent of those outbreaks - defined as when at least two people reported similar illnesses - occurred in hotels.

In all, more than 27,200 people in that 14-year period became ill after swimming in contaminated water, according to the report, which studied pool-related disease outbreaks across 46 states and Puerto Rico. Eight people died.

Here's what you need to know about swimming in public places this summer.

What's making people sick?
If you go for a swim this summer and then feel off, there's a solid chance you are hosting a gnarly parasite.

Cryptosporidium, also known as Crypto, was the worst repeat offender, according to CDC researchers who analyzed confirmed outbreaks included in the study. That's because this diarrhea-causing protozoan parasite is highly resistant to chlorine, making it tough to tame once the germ enters the water. Crypto accounts for nearly 60 percent of confirmed U.S. pool-related infectious disease outbreaks.

If someone accidentally releases Crypto-infected fecal matter into a swimming pool, either while showing off their backstroke or because they didn't properly clean themselves after using the bathroom, parasites are set loose in the water. People may then swallow Crypto germs, and the cycle continues.

Other germs found in outbreaks originating in treated water included Legionella, which is linked to Legionnaires disease and Pontiac fever, as well as Pseudomonas.

"It's really important not to swim if you're ill with diarrhea or if your kid is ill with diarrhea."

Michele Hvalsa, who serves as chief of the CDC's Health Swimming Program, said people often forget how challenging it can be to properly maintain public pools and hotel hot tubs. Draining the pool or hyperchlorinating the water are two ways to get rid of these germs. But Crypto is alive and well in more places than most of us would like to believe, Hvalsa said.

"It's really important not to swim if you're ill with diarrhea or if your kid is ill with diarrhea," she said.

What are the symptoms?
Tell-tale symptoms of Crypto include watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, fever, vomiting and dehydration. For people with compromised immune systems, whether that's from something like AIDS or from undergoing certain cancer or transplant treatments, this parasite can be deadly. Pregnant women and children are also at heightened risk.

What months pose the greatest risk?
Summer months - August, July and June - produced the highest rates of outbreaks linked to swimming pools and hot tubs, but March is starting to show more outbreaks, too, especially as more facilities offer indoor water activities, according to the CDC's data.

How to protect yourself
Shower before you swim, and don't get in the water if you have diarrhea. People who host Cryptosporidium can endure long-lasting diarrhea for as much two weeks.

Hvalsa said she still swims frequently and usually brings along her two toddlers, but she said she takes precautions and checks a pool's inspection scores just as she would a restaurant's inspection grade from the local health department. She said the general public can do the same.

Creating or swallowing poopy water isn't the only thing to avoid when going for a chlorinated swim this summer. To maintain swimming pools and hot tubs and curb public health problems, the typical U.S. maxim is this: "If a little bit of chlorine is good, a lot must be better." That's not true, said Ernest Blatchley, an engineer at Purdue University who studies how ultraviolet radiation (another form of water treatment) and chlorine influence water quality. He said chemical contaminants, such as byproducts of chlorination, can have negative health effects, too.

When chlorine comes into contact with human bodily fluids, including urea, the chemical reactions that follow result in dozens, if not hundreds of byproducts. Some of these byproducts - like cyanogen chloride - are highly volatile and toxic, yet there is very little pool-based data, research and understanding of how these chemicals impact our world and well-being, Blatchley said.

"There's never going to be zero risk of infection associated with microbial pathogens in your swimming pool, or your drinking water for matter, but you can approach zero" if you take precautions and properly maintain recreational treated water, Blatchley said.

Once an avid swimmer, Blatchley said he doesn't go as often as he once did; chloramines, another chlorine byproduct, leave him congested, irritating his respiratory system. Instead, Blatchley said he bicycles or skis.

Why it matters
Swimming is one of the nation's most popular forms of exercise and deserves more attention, Blatchley said. But aside from the CDC's guidance in the Model Aquatic Health Code, released in 2014, Blatchley said that few regulations exist for recreational treated pools and water parks.

"There are literally hundreds of disinfection byproducts that are identified in swimming pool water," he said. Most of them are very poorly documented and understood. On "only a handful of them do we have reasonable data [about] how they're formed and how they decay." And there's even less data on how those byproducts interact with the human body.

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Since taking office last year, President Trump has made eliminating federal regulations a priority. His administration, with help from Republicans in Congress, has often targeted environmental rules it sees as overly burdensome to the fossil fuel industry, including major Obama-era policies aimed at fighting climate change.

To date, the Trump administration has sought to reverse more than 70 environmental rules, according to a New York Times analysis, based on research from Harvard Law School's Environmental Regulation Rollback Tracker, Columbia Law School's Climate Tracker and other sources.

The Environmental Protection Agency has been involved in more than a third of the policy reversals identified by The Times. Scott Pruitt, the head of the E.P.A. who spearheaded the administration's agenda of environmental deregulation, resigned after facing a number of ethics scandals. Andrew Wheeler, the new acting chief of the agency, is a former coal lobbyist who also wants to roll back environmental regulations.

Rules targeted for reversal so far include key Obama-era efforts to curb planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions, as well as broader air and water pollution controls and protections for threatened animals and habitats. The Trump administration has, in many instances, pared back these regulations in favor of more expansive energy extraction policies - often as a direct response to petitions from oil, gas and coal companies. Mr. Trump has argued that supporting the fossil fuel industry strengthens the economy.

The list above represents two types of policy changes: rules that have been officially reversed and those still in progress. Other rules, summarized at the bottom of this page, were undone but later reinstated after legal challenges.

The process of rolling back regulations has not always been smooth, in part because the administration has in some cases skipped steps like notifying the public and asking for comment. In several cases, courts have been asked to intervene to get agencies to follow their own policies.

All told, the Trump administration's environmental rollbacks could lead to at least 80,000 extra deaths per decade and cause respiratory problems for more than one million people, according to a recent analysis conducted by researchers from Harvard University. That number, however, is likely to be "a major underestimate of the global public health impact," said Francesca Dominici, a professor of biostatistics at the Harvard School of Public Health.

Here are the details for each policy targeted by the administration so far. Are there rollbacks we missed? Email climateteam@nytimes.com or tweet @nytclimate.

Environmental groups have sued the Trump administration over many of the proposed rollbacks, and, in some cases, have succeeded in reinstating environmental rules.

Note: This list does not include new rules proposed by the Trump administration that do not roll back previous policies, nor does it include court actions that have affected environmental policies independent of executive or legislative action.

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