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Discussions demonstrate a strong curiosity about the genetic underpinnings of BPD, with comments emphasizing the 40% heritability and debates about the role of gene-environment interactions, showing that readers are critically engaging with the research and contemplating its broader implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of genetics in BPD, citing the roughly 40% heritability and emphasizing biological factors as key contributors.
There is a high interest in the topic, with participants engaging in discussions about gene-environment interactions and the implications of the findings.
Posts are detailed, referencing specific aspects of the study like heritability estimates and the distinction between vulnerability and causal genes, indicating deep engagement.
While the conversations highlight the significance of genetic research in understanding BPD, some express cautious optimism rather than revolutionary change, suggesting moderate perceived impact.
@MKTetra @Theholisticpsyc Although I agree, the current thinking in medicine is that there is a large genetic component - a "super sensitivity" to interpersonal dynamics: https://t.co/ukbPb52xDo
Esquizofrenia sendo hereditária: https://t.co/ioi7yesrhn. Borderline: https://t.co/TAYiTbZbd7 A lista continua, só TDI que é inconclusivo os estudos
@autisticdoc @CowsgomooGW2 @BlackshepSusan @emmarattenbury_ I did not say genes ‘cause’ abuse. The nature/nurture interaction is in relation to “nurture” (abuse) which is linked to higher likelihood of PTSD&BPD.Genetic influence is about incr RISK/vulnerability. Not CAUSAL. Risk v cause is v different Some papers https://t.co/STIREnXDzm
@AllenFrancesMD About 40% of BPD is due to heritability. This leaves about 60% as being due to environmental or other causes, but we cannot overlook biology as a primary factor. https://t.co/RRvoVbz7hD
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Esquizofrenia sendo hereditária: https://t.co/ioi7yesrhn. Borderline: https://t.co/TAYiTbZbd7 A lista continua, só TDI que é inconclusivo os estudos
@AllenFrancesMD About 40% of BPD is due to heritability. This leaves about 60% as being due to environmental or other causes, but we cannot overlook biology as a primary factor. https://t.co/RRvoVbz7hD
@vioverdu Sí, sí hay. https://t.co/JF4AApJCQu
@MKTetra @Theholisticpsyc Although I agree, the current thinking in medicine is that there is a large genetic component - a "super sensitivity" to interpersonal dynamics: https://t.co/ukbPb52xDo
@autisticdoc @CowsgomooGW2 @BlackshepSusan @emmarattenbury_ I did not say genes ‘cause’ abuse. The nature/nurture interaction is in relation to “nurture” (abuse) which is linked to higher likelihood of PTSD&BPD.Genetic influence is about incr RISK/vulnerability. Not CAUSAL. Risk v cause is v different Some papers https://t.co/STIREnXDzm