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Researchers are reporting discovery of a previously unidentified autoinflammatory disorder that triggers mysterious fevers every few weeks.
They found that the disorder involves mutations in the RIPK1 gene, which makes a key protein in the mediation of cell death and inflammation.Contact us with questions or to order resources on The Heart Truth. You can also stay up to date on the latest news, events, and information from the NHLBI with our email alerts.
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