In addition to the basic blood draw:

• Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA); PSA can be an indicator of prostate cancer in males.
• Thyroid Profile — T₃, T₄, T₇, TSH; This test measures thyroid gland function, which is related to multiple metabolic disorders.
• Homocysteine; This is a relatively new cardiac health marker, which more accurately describes an individual's risk of atherosclerosis when used in conjunction with a full lipid panel.
• Hemoglobin A₁C (HbA₁C); This test measures average blood glucose over three months as opposed to a standard blood glucose test, which measures it over the past hour and requires fasting. This is a more accurate means of identifying those with, or at risk for, Type II diabetes as well as monitoring effectiveness of treatment and slowing the progression of long-term diabetic complications. (See alternative, instant HbA₁C, test)