Cardiometabolic risk panels
Blood and diagnostic tests assessing cardiovascular and metabolic risk factors together, building one combined risk picture.
What it is & how it works
Blood and diagnostic tests assessing cardiovascular and metabolic risk factors together — lipid profile (including advanced lipid subfractions where used), fasting glucose/HbA1c, and inflammatory markers such as hs-CRP — to build a combined risk picture rather than reviewing each marker in isolation.
How it's done
Typically performed via a fasting blood draw, analysed by an accredited laboratory, with results reviewed together with the patient by a physician and repeated periodically (e.g. annually or per individualized risk category) to track trend rather than a single point-in-time value.
Conditions it treats
Why Unfold Longevity
Used to guide both the Metabolic Health and Longevity pathways as one coordinated data source, consistent with Unfold Longevity's integrated, individualized model of care.
Evidence & safety
Guides both the Metabolic Health and Longevity pathways; specific marker panel and reference ranges are confirmed against current guidelines.
Related questions
It combines a lipid profile (including subfractions in some panels), fasting glucose/HbA1c, and an inflammatory marker (hs-CRP) into one combined cardiovascular and metabolic risk picture, rather than reviewing each value in isolation.
Fasting for roughly 9–12 hours is generally recommended for the most accurate lipid and glucose readings, though some labs consider fasting optional for certain lipid tests; your care team will confirm what's needed before your appointment.