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Why is something like a cold, a condition that obviously affects homeostasis, not considered a disease?
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Why is something like a cold, a condition that obviously affects homeostasis, not considered a disease?

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Answer: A disease refers to a change in homeostasis that is not restored without intervention. A cold will usually run its course and the body's natural defenses will return to a normal homeostasis without intervention.

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