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MU researcher identifies possible genetic causes of borderline personality disorder
Date:12/16/2008
nd colleagues found that there was no significant difference in heritability rates between men and women, and that young adults displayed more BPD features then older adults.
"We were able to provide precise estimates of the genetic influence on BPD features, test for differences between the sexes, and determine if our estimates were consistent across three different countries," Trull said. "Our results suggest that genetic factors play a major role in individual differences of borderline personality disorder features in Western society."
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