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Biochemical Markers

Meaning

Biochemical markers are objectively measurable substances found within the body’s fluids or tissues whose presence, concentration, or activity provides quantifiable information about a physiological state, disease presence, or therapeutic response. These measurable indicators serve as crucial diagnostic and prognostic tools in clinical practice, offering a window into the dynamic processes occurring at the cellular and systemic levels. In the context of hormonal health, they often include specific hormones, metabolites, and proteins that reflect the function of endocrine glands and the overall metabolic environment. Clinicians rely on these precise, evidence-based measurements to assess health status and guide personalized treatment protocols.