Biomarker

Biomarkers  are used measures health states in individuals or across populations in order that appropriate therapeutic intervention are often planned. Biomarkers could also be used alone or together to assess the health or disease state of a private .  A good range of biomarkers are used today. Every biological system;for example the circulatory system , metabolic system or the immune system has its own specific biomarkers. Many of those biomarkers are relatively easy to live and form a part of routine medical examinations. For example, a general checkup may include assessment of vital sign , pulse , cholesterol, triglycerides and fasting glucose levels. Body measurements like weight, body mass index (BMI), and waist-to-hip ratio are routinely used for assessing conditions like obesity and metabolic disorders. Biomarkers are wont to predict serious illnesses like diabetes and disorder. Each individual biomarker indicates whether there's a disease or health state and may be combined to supply an in depth picture of how healthy an individual is and whether or not a diagnosis must be made.