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A high UIBC (Unsaturated Iron-Binding Capacity) level indicates that the blood has a greater capacity to bind iron, suggesting that there may be low levels of transferrin saturation or a deficiency in available iron. This can be associated with conditions like iron deficiency anemia or chronic blood loss. It reflects the body's attempt to increase iron transport capacity in response to low iron levels. However, it’s important to interpret UIBC results in conjunction with other iron studies for a comprehensive assessment.

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