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Never-recovered borderline patients were more than twice as likely as ever-recovered borderline patients to be obese (BMI >= 30) over a decade of prospective follow-up, after controlling for time-varying major depressive disorder.
Effect sizeRRR 0.47
CI95% CI 0.35, 0.65
Follow-up10 years
ComparatorEver-recovered borderline patients (GAF >= 61 at any point during 10-year follow-up)
Effect summarydecline; RRR 0.47; CI: 95% CI 0.35, 0.65

Connected entities

Interventions
Non-recovery from borderline personality disorder
Conditions
Borderline personality disorder in remission
Outcomes
Leukocyte Nuclear Appendages, Hereditary Prevalence of

Source

PMC3884821
The Relationship of Chronic Medical Illnesses, Poor Health-Related Lifestyle Choices, and Health Care Utilization to Recovery Status in Borderline Patients over a Decade of Prospective Follow-up
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