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Which statement describes pathology as a concern in cell biology?

A. Mike applies lotion everyday to smoothen his skin.

B. Rafael, a newborn child, underwent newborn screening.

C. Nelly had 20 shots of botox in her face last Saturday.

D. Andrei went to the Dentist for teeth whitening procedures.

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