"Growing evidence suggests that the quality and patterns of one's social relationships may be linked with a variety of health outcomes, including heart disease," said Thomas Kamarck, Professor of Psychology at University of Pittsburgh in US.
"The contribution of this study is in showing that these sorts of links may be observed even during the earliest stages of plaque development," Kamarck added.
Those in unhappy marital interactions may have an 8.5 percent greater risk of suffering heart attack or stroke than those with a surfeit of good feelings, the findings showed. ..
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