3 posts
A practical guide to blood biomarker panels: which analytes carry information, how analytical and biological variation limit interpretation, and how to store and analyze your own results over time.
A practical guide to direct-access lab testing: which channels will draw you without a referral, how to design a panel that answers a question, how to control preanalytical variables, and how to get the results out as structured data you can analyze.
What quantum mechanics says about measurement, where observer and observed are genuinely coupled in biology, and why a longitudinal personal dataset has to account for the effect of measuring on the person measured.