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Biomarker Specification Control

Meaning

Biomarker Specification Control is the clinical process of precisely defining, measuring, and actively managing specific biochemical or physiological indicators to achieve a predetermined, narrow therapeutic range. This practice emphasizes the shift from simply noting a biomarker within a broad “normal” range to guiding it toward an optimal, individualized specification that correlates with superior health outcomes. The goal is to establish precise control over key physiological metrics, such as free hormone levels or inflammatory markers, to enhance systemic function. This approach moves clinical practice toward a truly personalized, preventative model of care.