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.

Vitamin K: Understand and act on your results
Receiving your lab test results can sometimes raise questions. A line concerning coagulation, such as TP/INR, might catch your ...
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Vitamin E: Guide to interpreting your test results
You're looking at your latest blood test results. Among the various lines, your eyes land on "Vitamin E" or ...
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Vitamin A: Understanding your blood test
You've just received your blood test results, and one line caught your attention: Vitamin A. A number, perhaps accompanied ...
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Vitamin C Levels: Understanding your blood test analysis
Interpreting a blood test can sometimes raise questions, especially when looking at the vitamin C level line. This number, ...
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Vitamin D (25-OH): Understanding your blood test
You're reviewing your latest blood test results. Among the various lines, one labeled "Vitamin D (25-OH)" shows a value ...
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Folic Acid (Folate or Vitamin B9): understanding your blood test
Sometimes, a blood test result can raise questions. If the term “folic acid” appears on your report, it’s natural ...
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SAA (Serum Amyloid A): understanding your blood test
Receiving blood test results can sometimes raise questions. One line on the report, the abbreviation "SAA," might catch your ...
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Testosterone: understanding this essential blood marker
A blood test result can sometimes raise questions. The line about testosterone is often one of them. Understanding what ...
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IgG (Immunoglobulin G): understanding your blood test
Receiving your blood test results can sometimes raise questions. The line mentioning "IgG" or "Immunoglobulin G" is one of ...
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