High-sensitivity CRP (inflammaging marker) — Baltimore.

Collect an hs-CRP blood test in Baltimore at an accredited lab when not acutely ill. Johns Hopkins University runs one of the MESA study's six field centers, the same cohort this standard's own multi-marker analysis draws on, a second MESA site distinct from the existing Winston-Salem tile. Chronic low-grade inflammation can quietly speed up many diseases of aging, and it stays invisible until a blood test measures it. The person has no hs-CRP result on record, so their level is unmeasured and unknown.

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What it looks like

A lab technician draws a blood sample at an accredited lab in Baltimore to measure hs-CRP, a marker of chronic low grade inflammation, when the person is not acutely ill.

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Where

Accredited lab / clinic draw, Baltimore, MD. Open the map

Pay

$280 proposed

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Proof

Accredited-lab hs-CRP in mg/L with reference range + drawn when not acutely ill or injured + result compared to the AHA/CDC risk bands for flagging only

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Level

intermediate

Open until

2026-11-27

Posted by

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The blood draw is done by an accredited lab, never when the person is acutely ill or injured. Screening only: above 10 mg/L usually means acute illness, so repeat when well; persistently above 3 mg/L goes to a clinician for cardiometabolic risk assessment.

The full safety list for this job:

• The MESA finding that hs-CRP tracks stroke but not CHD in a joint multi-marker model describes a specific pooled analysis, never an individual's guaranteed outcome or a claim hs-CRP is irrelevant to heart disease generally (the Physicians' Health Study evidence for CHD risk remains real).
• This packet is independent of and not affiliated with Johns Hopkins University or the MESA study: named as the real, verified home of a second MESA field center, not an endorsement or partnership.

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