“…Prior research has found that adolescents with asthma are more likely to experience bully victimization than those without asthma (Gibson-Young et al, 2014), and among adolescents with asthma, females are more likely than males to be victimized (Hertz et al, 2015). As was the case in our past research (McCabe & Strauss, 2020), many of the studies concerning male and female adolescent bully victimization among those with and without chronic medical conditions have focused on individual-level factors related to bully victimization (Gibson-Young et al, 2014;Muhammad et al, 2018). We found an association between bully victimization and asthma in adolescent females (McCabe & Strauss, 2020), with some individual characteristics, such as age and grade in school, differentiating adolescent females with asthma who were victims of bullying from those who were not.…”