In distinguishing aging from diseases:
A) it is difficult to tell the difference because both processes are believed to result from cell injury.
B) it is easy to tell normal processes from abnormal processes.
C) disease, unlike aging, has a genetic component.
D) aging is defined as exceeding life expectancy but not maximal life span.

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Both aging and diseases can result from cell injury, making it difficult to distinguish between the two processes.

In Distinguishing Aging from Diseases