Men with borderline personality disorder, who are prone to becoming furious at small provocations due to so-called “fast emotional biases” that lead them to overreact, may have deficiencies in the area of the brain known as the lateral prefrontal cortex, finds a new brain imaging study.

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Men with borderline personality disorder, who are prone to becoming furious at small provocations due to so-called “fast emotional biases” that lead them to overreact, may have deficiencies in the area of the brain known as the lateral prefrontal cortex, finds a new brain imaging study.