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Evaluation of risk factors for cardiovascular disease on rheumatoid arthritis patients from outpatient clinic
Cardiovascular co morbidities are the leading cause of mortality among inflammatory rheumatological conditions.1 A closely relation between inflammatory activity, especially in Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and cardiovascular morbidity and death were stratified in previous studies.2 Additionally, non-inflammatory rheumatological conditions, such as Fibromyalgia (FB), has been recently discovered also with a higher risk of Cardiovascular events compared to the general population.3,4