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Biometric Screening Policies

Meaning

Biometric Screening Policies are formalized workplace guidelines that mandate or incentivize employees to undergo specific clinical measurements of physiological data, often including blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and body mass index. In the hormonal health space, these screenings can indirectly capture data relevant to endocrine function, such as blood glucose control indicative of insulin sensitivity or lipid profiles influenced by sex hormones. These policies are designed to identify health risks early and encourage participation in health promotion programs, although they must navigate complex legal boundaries regarding medical privacy.