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Clinical Biomarker Monitoring

Meaning

Clinical Biomarker Monitoring is the systematic, rigorous process of measuring and tracking specific, quantifiable biological indicators, or biomarkers, found in a patient’s biological fluids or tissues to assess their physiological status, track disease progression, or evaluate the effectiveness of a therapeutic intervention. This essential clinical practice provides objective data that allows practitioners to evaluate the safety and efficacy of treatments, such as personalized hormone replacement therapy. Precise monitoring facilitates evidence-based adjustments to treatment protocols and enhances overall risk management, moving care beyond subjective symptom reporting.