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In an ageing world, studies addressing mental health disorders that have been uninvestigated in older adults are valuable. One such topic is treatment of older adults with personality disorders. Personality disorders are around as common in older adults as they are in younger adults1. However, treatment is often sought because of concurrent depression or anxiety. Because underlying personality disorders can remain unrecognised, they could be more common than perceived.
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