Mount Sinai Research Identifies Brain Mechanisms Associated with Borderline Personality Disorder September 3, 2009 Through real-time imaging, researchers have collected evidence to suggest that neurological networks that help regulate emotion do not activate in patients with borderline personality disorder.
Mount Sinai Finds Differences in Brain Scans of Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder March 5, 2009 New research conducted by Mount Sinai physicians suggests that the brain activity of people with borderline personality disorder is different from that of people without the disorder.
