Your health records, made readable.
Articles on reading a lab report, following your results over time, caring for family from abroad, and what trustworthy AI looks like in health. In Arabic and English.
Complete Blood Count (CBC) Explained, Line by Line
A CBC isn't 20 separate numbers. It's three families of cells whose values move together. Here's how to read the complete blood count, line by line.
Caring for Elderly Parents' Health Records: The Hidden Job
One person in most families ends up holding everyone's health records. Here's why that job is so hard, and how to organise it by person, not by paper.
Track Blood Test Results Over Time: Trajectory, Not Snapshot
A single blood test is a snapshot. The real story is how your results move between reports. Why tracking lab results over time changes what you can see.
How to Read a Lab Report: The Four Parts of Every Line
Learn to read any blood test report in minutes: test name, value, unit and your lab's own range — and the order to read them in before you see your doctor.
Why Your Lab's Normal Range Isn't Universal
Two labs, two "normal ranges" for the same test. Here's how reference ranges are really built, why they differ, and which range to trust.
Read your own panel in context.
An article explains the general picture. mySEHA reads your results together — connecting the markers, in Arabic or English.
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