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chromosome abnormalities and genetic counseling :: Article Creator A New Perspective On Myositis Subgrouping Using Genetics In a new study from Karolinska Institutet, the researchers found that combining information from blood markers and genetics reveals distinct subgroups of patients with myositis, which may help to improve disease classification and treatment. The study was published in eBioMedicine. Myositis is a group of rare autoimmune diseases often characterized by muscle inflammation, but it can also affect different body organs such as the skin, lungs and joints. Myositis can manifest very differently from one patient to another, making it challenging to diagnose, classify and treat effectively. The study results showed that myositis could be grouped into eight clusters of patients by combining information from blood markers, called autoantibodies, and genetics, specifically genetic variants in the human genome's major histocom...