The miniaturization of lab-grade diagnostics really opens up something interesting about athletic monitoring. The bit about frequency mattering more than most people realize makes a lot of sense becuase I remember training for a marathon and only getting bloodwork every few months, which felt like flying blind between those checkpoints. The real challenge Manfredi hits on seems to be that tradeoff between precision and portabilty for teams constantly traveling to different enviroments.
The miniaturization of lab-grade diagnostics really opens up something interesting about athletic monitoring. The bit about frequency mattering more than most people realize makes a lot of sense becuase I remember training for a marathon and only getting bloodwork every few months, which felt like flying blind between those checkpoints. The real challenge Manfredi hits on seems to be that tradeoff between precision and portabilty for teams constantly traveling to different enviroments.