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Borderline Personality Disorder Could Be Caused by Childhood Trauma Instead of Genetic Vulnerability, Study Claims

Medicine & Technology Aug 02, 2021

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is the most common personality disorder that affects more women than men. A new study claims that it might be rooted in childhood trauma instead of genetic factors.

Pace-of-Life-Syndrome

Borderline Personality Disorder Could Be Caused by Childhood Trauma Instead of Genetic Vulnerability, Study Claims

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