Clinical Biomarkers

Clinical biomarkers are measurable indicators found in the body that help doctors diagnose, monitor, or predict health conditions. These can include substances like proteins, hormones, or genes that change when a disease is present or progress. For example, high blood sugar levels can indicate diabetes. Biomarkers enable personalized treatment plans and early detection of illnesses, improving patient outcomes. They are typically measured through blood tests, scans, or other medical procedures, providing valuable information about a person’s health status without invasive methods.