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Biomarker Iterative Adjustment

Meaning

Biomarker iterative adjustment is a precise, dynamic clinical strategy involving the repeated measurement of specific biological indicators, or biomarkers, followed by systematic, small modifications to a therapeutic regimen. This cyclical process is meticulously designed to progressively fine-tune hormonal, metabolic, or wellness interventions to achieve optimal physiological ranges rather than merely acceptable laboratory values. It underscores a highly personalized medicine approach where treatment is continually optimized based on objective, real-time physiological feedback from the patient’s unique system.