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26 of 28 latest results are in the usual range. 2 are worth mentioning at the next visit: A1c and Ferritin.
28 tests from 4 test dates. The latest is from Sep 18, 2026.
This is information, not a diagnosis. A clinician can put any result in context.
Outside the usual range on the latest test. Many things can cause this, and a clinician can put it in context.
Each test from Sep 18, 2026 next to the result before it. A real change is one bigger than that test’s normal ups and downs from one draw to the next.
Outside the range last time, inside it now.
Inside the range last time, outside it now.
No published day-to-day variation for these, so we can’t say whether the change is real or noise:
AI assistant. It answers from this record’s own numbers and can still make mistakes, so check important details against the report. It doesn’t diagnose.
The tests that matter most for what Ruth chose, most important first.
Not in this record yet: Lp(a) molar, Lp(a) mass, CK.
Not in this record yet: eGFR (cr-cys), Serum MMA.
61 years, likely between 56 and 66. Age at the test: 65.
Worked out from nine routine results on one day with a published model (Levine and others, 2018). It’s a rough estimate: one test can be off by a few years either way, so only a big shift over several tests means much. It isn’t a diagnosis.