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Sorry Dracula, but blood isn’t the only way to test hormones
Hormones are found in a variety of biological fluids including saliva, cerebral spinal fluid, blood, serum and urine. Saliva and serum are the most popular forms for testing, although they represent different forms of hormones. Saliva represents the free (unbound) … Continue reading
Posted in Endocrinology
Tagged correlation, estradiol, hormone, progesterone, saliva, salivary hormone, serum hormone, testosterone
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