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EULAR REPORT
EULAR Standing Committee on International Clinical Studies Including Therapeutic Trials (ESCISIT)
P.vanRiel@reuma.umcn.nl
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The EULAR standing Committee on International Clinical Studies Including Therapeutic Trials has over 10 working groups covering all areas in the field of rheumatology. As it is impossible to give you in this short overview all the achievements of the past year I kindly invite you to have a look at our newsletter, which was published two to three times a year during the past three years and distributed to all committee members and the national societies. In addition, during the EULAR congress in Lisbon most of the working groups presented their activities during special standing committee sessions.
In December last year the first meeting of the European Scleroderma Group (named EUSTAR) was held in Florence. This group coordinates the different scleroderma studies in Europe and helps to improve the care given to patients with scleroderma by organising, among other things, educational courses.
The working group on polymyalgia rheumatica has
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