ArticleTranslational psychiatry2026
Borderline personality disorder and other psychiatric, somatic, and behavioral conditions: a nationwide family study.
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Abstract
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) often co-occurs with other health conditions, but the role of genetics vs. environment is unclear. In this multigenerational cohort study using Swedish national registers, the authors quantified the co-aggregation of BPD with other phenotypes in families and estimated the genetic vs. environmental contributions. In a birth cohort of individuals born 1973-2001 and their twins, siblings, cousins, parents, and aunts/uncles, the exposure was BPD in the proband. Odds ratios were estimated for 19 psychiatric, 18 somatic, and seven behavioral/injury outcome phenotypes within individuals and relative pairs. Structural equation modeling was used to estimate genetic, common environmental, and unique environmental contributions to phenotypic associations and genetic correlations (r
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