UHB cortisol reports: new interpretive comment from 3 August
The comment on UHB cortisol reports now states expected early morning values (102–535 nmol/L). The assay, reference range and thresholds are unchanged.
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The comment on UHB cortisol reports now states expected early morning values (102–535 nmol/L). The assay, reference range and thresholds are unchanged.
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