What a complete blood-test.life report looks like

An anonymized walkthrough of an end-to-end report — the biomarker table, the plain-English narrative, the doctor-ready summary, and the audit trail.

An anonymized report, section by section

sample-report.pdf · Patient #BTL-7831

AI Report Female, 34 CBC + Lipid + Iron + Vitamin D Generated in 51 seconds

Top findings

⚠ Iron-deficiency anemia — pattern across Hb, MCV, ferritin and TSAT
⚠ Vitamin D insufficiency — 19 ng/mL, common cause of fatigue
⚠ Borderline LDL cholesterol — 138 mg/dL, 10-yr ASCVD risk low

Biomarker table (excerpt)

Hemoglobin11.4 g/dLLow

MCV74 fLLow (microcytic)

Ferritin7 ng/mLLow

Transferrin sat.8 %Low

CRP (hs)1.2 mg/LNormal

25-OH Vitamin D19 ng/mLInsufficient

HbA1c5.3 %Normal

LDL Cholesterol138 mg/dLBorderline high

HDL Cholesterol62 mg/dLNormal

Triglycerides92 mg/dLNormal

TSH2.1 mIU/LNormal

eGFR112 mL/min/1.73m²Normal

Plain-English narrative

Your iron status is the most important finding here. Hemoglobin is mildly low, your red cells are smaller than average (low MCV), ferritin is very low at 7 ng/mL, and only 8 % of your transferrin is carrying iron. This is a classic iron-deficiency anemia pattern. CRP is normal, so this is not being masked by inflammation.

Vitamin D at 19 ng/mL is insufficient and is one of the most common explanations for persistent fatigue in patients with this iron pattern.

Your LDL cholesterol is borderline high but your HDL is good and your triglycerides are well controlled, so your overall 10-year cardiovascular risk remains low. Thyroid, kidney, and glucose markers are all normal.

Doctor-ready summary: 34F with microcytic anemia (Hb 11.4, MCV 74), severe iron depletion (ferritin 7, TSAT 8 %), normal CRP. Concurrent vitamin D insufficiency (19 ng/mL). Borderline LDL (138) with otherwise unremarkable lipid panel. Consider menstrual / GI loss workup; oral iron 100 mg elemental every other day; vitamin D3 2000 IU/day. Recheck CBC and ferritin in 8–12 weeks.

Suggested next steps

📅 Recheck CBC, ferritin and vitamin D in 8–12 weeks.
🩺 Discuss iron supplementation dose with your physician.
🍎 Animal iron sources + vitamin C with meals improve absorption.
⚠ See physician sooner if you experience worsening fatigue, dizziness, or palpitations.

model_version: health-llm-v4.7 · reviewed_by: J. Carter, MD
confidence: 0.96 · reference_data: CALIPER, NORIP, CDC 2024
medical_disclaimer: informational only — not a substitute for clinical advice.

What's not in the sample (but is in your real report)

Trend graphs — when this isn't your first upload, every flagged marker shows its full history line.
Lifestyle recommendations — co-written by our registered dietitian, customized to the biomarkers that flagged.
Re-test reminders — on the Annual plan, automatic calendar invites for the markers that need to be re-checked.
Sub-panel deep-dives — for instance, a separate \"Iron status\" page with ferritin in context of CRP and TSAT.