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Robert Murdock, MD
PO Box 775 Vass, NC 28394

Arch Gen Psychiatry. 1993;50(6):496.

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he contribution of Coryell et al to the February 1992 issue of the ARCHIVES, on rapidly cycling affective disorder, is one of many such recent ar- ticles that seem to contain no reference to borderline personality disorder, despite the fact that mood lability is a hallmark of this disorder. I wonder if Coryell and his colleagues would care to comment on the possible overlap, if any, between these two diagnoses. . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]



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