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Can age alone cause damage to organs, memory loss, or even loss of bladder control?
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Yes: Almost all systems deteriorate with age and exceed the body's ability to repair itself, which is why we die. It is interesting that there is an innate process in which certain neurons are programmed to die, which is called apoptosis.
Answered 10/3/2016
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