Expansion of fibroblast-like cells may explain the CANTOS meta-analysis findings for patients with clonal hematopoiesis.
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Clonal hematopoiesis of indeterminate potential (CHIP) is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Neutralization of the cytokine IL-1β (as in the CANTOS clinical trial) resulted in a greater reduction in adverse cardiovascular events in patients with CHIP than the reduction in molecularly unstratified patients. New research reveals that some of the cardiovascular benefits of anti-IL-1β therapy in patients with CHIP might be delivered by an improvement in plaque stability via increased fibroblast-like cells.
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Nat Cardiovasc Res
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2731-0590
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2731-0590
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Springer Nature
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British Heart Foundation (FS/SBSRF/22/31036)
British Heart Foundation (RG/16/8/32388)
British Heart Foundation (FS/20/19/34976)
British Heart Foundation (FS/18/19/33371)
British Heart Foundation (SP/F/22/150038)
British Heart Foundation (RG/16/8/32388)
British Heart Foundation (FS/20/19/34976)
British Heart Foundation (FS/18/19/33371)
British Heart Foundation (SP/F/22/150038)
British Heart Foundation

