Biomarkers, explained.

Complete analysis of red cells, white cells, and platelets. The foundation of any blood test.

Key reproductive and metabolic hormones including testosterone, oestrogen, and pituitary markers.

Thyroid hormones and antibodies that regulate metabolism, energy, body temperature, and weight.

Lipid panel measuring cardiovascular risk factors including HDL, LDL, triglycerides, and apolipoproteins.

Liver enzymes, proteins, and binding globulins that reflect liver health and synthetic capacity.

Electrolytes and waste products that reflect kidney filtration capacity and fluid balance.

Cardiovascular and metabolic risk markers beyond a standard cholesterol test.

Inflammatory markers that reflect systemic inflammation and tissue injury.

Markers of immune function including autoimmune and allergic activity.

Uric acid and related markers used to assess gout and hyperuricaemia risk.

Essential micronutrients including vitamin D, B12, folate, zinc, magnesium, and calcium.

Iron stores, transport, and binding capacity. Key markers for diagnosing iron deficiency and overload.

Salivary cortisol measurements across the day to assess your stress response and circadian rhythm.

Prostate-specific antigen markers for monitoring prostate health.

Specialist tests for cognitive assessment (p-Tau181), fertility (AMH) and blood group.