Study Reveals 11% of Hong Kong Students Engage in Self-Harm

A new study in Hong Kong has found that over one in ten primary and secondary school students have engaged in self-harming behavior, with nearly half citing school as their primary source of stress.

17 Aug, 10:40 — 17 Aug, 10:40

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11% of primary and secondary school students have engaged in self-harming behaviour, study finds

More than one in 10 Hong Kong primary and secondary school students have engaged in self-harm, a survey has found, with almost half saying school was their main source of stress. Researchers behind the study, conducted by the Junior Chamber International Lion Rock and the Hong Kong Family Mediation Association (HKFMA), said students tie academic […]

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Study Reveals 11% of Hong Kong Students Engage in Self-Harm

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11% of primary and secondary school students have engaged in self-harming behaviour, study finds

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