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Most clinicians still use broad “normal” lab ranges. Today’s clinical insight: use evidence-based optimal ranges. When you do this for albumin, you can stratify the low end by age and gender.

Example: serum albumin. Conventional 3.5–5.0 g/dL misses risk. Large cohort data (~1.7 million people, long follow-up) show age/gender-specific cut points predict outcomes better. That means you can flag low albumin earlier and look for causes (inflammation, infection, protein malnutrition, protein loss, liver/kidney dysfunction) before it becomes a problem.

This is the approach we teach in the Advanced Mentorship Program.
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