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Cadmium (Blood)

  • Heavy metals
  • Kidney health

Learn what Cadmium (Blood) measures and how it fits into your health data.

What is Cadmium (Blood)?

Blood cadmium reflects recent cadmium exposure from smoking, industrial work, batteries, pigments, or contaminated food. Cadmium accumulates over time and is linked to kidney damage, bone loss, and cardiovascular risk. The goal is to keep blood cadmium as low as possible, especially for people with ongoing exposure risk.

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