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Clinical and molecular classification of very early arthritis patients

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The absence of (a trend towards) increased IMT does not support accelerated atherogenesis during the earliest stages of RA, lending further support to active treatment of inflammation and treatment of CVD risk factors according to national guidelines in RA patients from the onset of clinically manifest arthritis in order to decrease morbidity and mortality from CVD in more advanced RA.

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