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Fictional lab report 4 · v1Apolipoprotein B
116mg/dLSource reference: 0 to 90Source flag: H
Apolipoprotein B
92mg/dLSource reference: 0 to 90Source flag: H
-24 mg/dL-20.7% from selected prior report
Hemoglobin A1c
5.8%Source reference: 4 to 5.6Source flag: H
Hemoglobin A1c
5.4%Source reference: 4 to 5.6Source flag: N
-0.4 percentage points-6.9% from selected prior report
Fasting insulin
14.2µIU/mLSource reference: 2.6 to 24.9Source flag: N
Fasting insulin
8.1µIU/mLSource reference: 2.6 to 24.9Source flag: N
-6.1 µIU/mL-43% from selected prior report
Triglycerides
168mg/dLSource reference: 0 to 149Source flag: H
Triglycerides
112mg/dLSource reference: 0 to 149Source flag: N
-56 mg/dL-33.3% from selected prior report
Vitamin D, 25-OH
24ng/mLSource reference: 30 to 100Source flag: L
Vitamin D, 25-OH
38ng/mLSource reference: 30 to 100Source flag: N
+14 ng/mL+58.3% from selected prior report
High-sensitivity CRP
2.7mg/LSource reference: 0 to 3Source flag: N
High-sensitivity CRP
1.1mg/LSource reference: 0 to 3Source flag: N
-1.6 mg/L-59.3% from selected prior report
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