Blood markers
Blood markers, also known as biomarkers or laboratory markers, are specific substances found in the blood that can indicate various aspects of a person’s health.
RPR and Syphilis: Decoding your blood tests
The presence of the RPR acronym on a blood test report can raise questions. This test is a common ...
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Toxoplasmosis IgG/IgM: Deciphering your blood test results
The terms toxoplasmosis IgG and IgM frequently appear on blood test reports, especially during pregnancy monitoring. These markers help ...
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Anti-HCV: Decoding this hepatitis C marker
A blood test can sometimes reveal technical terms like "anti-HCV." The presence of this marker, sometimes highlighted in the ...
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HBs Antigen: Key insights to understand this blood marker
Discovering a "positive HBs antigen" result on a blood test can raise questions. This medical term, though technical, is ...
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HIV: Understanding your test results
The mention of "HIV" on analysis reports can raise questions. Medical terms sometimes seem complex. This article aims to ...
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CA 15-3: A guide to understanding this blood marker
Reading blood test results can raise questions. This is particularly true when a value like that of the CA ...
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CA 125: A guide to interpreting this blood marker
A biological analysis result can sometimes raise questions. The mention of the CA 125 marker, in particular, can seem ...
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CA 19-9: All you need to know about this blood marker
Have you ever looked at your blood test results with a sense of confusion? It's common to feel perplexed ...
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CEA: Understanding this marker
Receiving blood test results can raise questions. A term like “carcinoembryonic antigen” or “CEA” might seem complex. However, understanding ...
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