Being "disease-free" is different from being "healthy" because being disease-free only means:

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A You have strong social connections
B The absence of any discomfort or malfunction in the body
C You are in a state of complete mental well-being
D Your immune system is completely immune to all viruses

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Answer: B. The absence of any discomfort or malfunction in the body

Correct Answer: (b) The absence of any discomfort or malfunction in the body
Explanation: "Disease-free" refers strictly to the body not having any physical ailment or malfunction. "Healthy" is a broader term that includes physical, mental, and social well-being. A person can be disease-free but still unhealthy (e.g., experiencing extreme stress or social isolation).

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Being "disease-free" is different from being "healthy" because being disease-free only means:

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