Continuous blood-biomarker values

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Bedside and anthropometric measures predict continuous blood-biomarker values in humans (R2 −0.14 to −0.08 for all markers).
“Continuous regression yielded negative R2 values for all markers (-0.14 to -0.08).”
HumansContinuous regression for CRP, HDL, cholesterol, and vitamin D59.8% womensn = 2,000
Needle-free checks poorly predict blood profile in Mexican adults
Journal of clinical medicine25 Sep 2026

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