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Effectiveness of NAD: Biomarkers Versus Patient Outcomes

A biomarker is a measurable biological signal, such as NAD metabolites in blood or muscle. A patient outcome is something clinically meaningful, such as function, symptoms, disease progression, or adverse events [7], [9]. Many NAD studies are biomarker-focused

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  • A biomarker is a measurable biological signal, such as NAD metabolites in blood or muscle. A patient outcome is something clinically meaningful, such as function, symptoms, disease progression, or adverse events [7], [9].
  • Many NAD studies are biomarker-focused. That is useful science, but it should not be presented as proof of broad clinical effectiveness [5], [15].
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