Blood panels, one by one

A panel is a group, not a list

What arrives as thirty numbered lines is really a handful of small panels, and inside each one the lines are meant to be read against each other. Haemoglobin with MCV and ferritin. ALT with AST and GGT. Creatinine with eGFR and your hydration.

That is why reading a report top to bottom rarely works, and why each page here explains a panel rather than a marker.

Where the markers themselves live

Marker by marker, the network already keeps a sheet for each one. These pages link out to them rather than repeating them, which keeps each explanation in one place instead of two.