The findings were released by the Western European-based Leiden University.
The study was conducted at the University of Edinburgh.
Children raised with low socioeconomic status at a higher likelihood of mental illness later in life
The findings were the result of a comprehensive analysis involving data of close to one million Danish children.
The findings appeared in the Journal of Pediatrics.
The results of the new study appeared in Mayo Clinic Proceedings and involved a group of researchers at Mayo Clinic.
The findings are part of a thorough review of more than 60 peer-reviewed papers on the topic of social isolation and mental health in children.
The new paper was published by Oxford University.
The study analyzed more than 300 blood samples before the recent coronavirus pandemic began to spread across the globe.
The findings were released in the journal BMC Psychiatry.
The participants were originally part of the European HELIX project.