FDA Approved Biomarkers

FDA-approved biomarkers are specific biological indicators, such as proteins, genes, or molecules, that have been rigorously tested and validated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to reliably indicate certain health conditions or responses. These biomarkers help doctors diagnose diseases, predict how patients might respond to treatments, or monitor the progress of a condition. Their approval ensures that these indicators are accurate, safe, and effective for clinical use, ultimately aiding in more personalized and effective patient care.