Using data from the UK Biobank, they analyzed blood samples from 23,776 participants, measuring 2,923 proteins and 159 metabolites. The goal: determine whether these molecular markers could outperform traditional risk factors like age, BMI, blood pressure, and cholesterol when it comes to forecasting chronic disease.
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