Cadmium Blood

The Cadmium Blood test is a home-collected blood assay that measures the concentration of cadmium (Cd) in the bloodstream to detect recent or ongoing exposure. Using sensitive laboratory methods (typically ICP‑MS), the test quantifies cadmium levels to help identify toxic exposure that can affect kidneys, bones, and cardiovascular and reproductive health.

This test is useful for occupational monitoring (eg, battery manufacturing, metalworking, electroplating), for people who smoke, and for residents near industrial or waste‑processing sites in Dubai and the UAE. Results include quantitative values with reference ranges and expert interpretation, enabling timely medical follow‑up, workplace risk assessment, or lifestyle interventions as needed.

• Cadmium (Cd) — Blood concentration
• Cadmium (µg/L)
• Result interpretation with reference range
• Analytical method reported (ICP‑MS)

• Occupational exposure to cadmium (battery, smelting, plating)
• Current or former smokers with possible elevated exposure
• Unexplained kidney dysfunction or proteinuria
• Residents near industrial sites, landfills, or heavy traffic zones
• Reproductive or bone health concerns with suspected toxic exposure

• Early detection of cadmium exposure to protect long‑term health
• Convenient at‑home blood collection by trained phlebotomists
• Accurate laboratory analysis with sensitive detection limits
• Clear interpretation and actionable recommendations from experts
• Suitable for occupational health documentation and follow‑up in the UAE

• At‑home venous blood collection by a certified phlebotomist
• Avoid smoking for 24 hours before sample collection
• Remove metallic jewelry and avoid metal‑containing creams at draw site
• Provide details of occupational history, medications, and recent exposures