Teens who are unpopular at school are at risk of a heart attack or stroke in later life, researchers have found.
Social relationships and emotional trauma in adolescence have a lasting impact on health, the study suggests.
A team of researchers from Stockholm University found children who were marginalised at the age of 13 were 33 per cent more likely to suffer cardiovascular disease in adulthood.
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