PRIBE

Clinicians rely on reference intervals (RIs) to interpret test results, but traditional RIs don’t account for changes over time, making them less suitable for modern omics and preventive medicine. The PRIBE project aims to improve this by using subject-specific longitudinal information to develop individual RIs (IRIs). In collaboration with Hasselt University, we have created a framework that allows personalised interpretation of clinical biomarkers, enhancing preventive healthcare. Our approach includes both methodological advancements and software solutions, with ongoing expansion into quantitative proteomics. This innovation supports early disease detection and provides more precise medical insights.