Talk:Q12136
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Autodescription — disease (Q12136)
description: abnormal condition negatively affecting organisms
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- Instances of disease (Q12136)
that are instances of none of the classes infectious disease (Q18123741) and non-communicable disease (Q3137154) [1] - Instances of disease (Q12136) that are instances of none of the classes endogenous process (Q25383776) and exogenous disease (Q25383952) [2]
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States or diseases[edit]
I note that ptosis of the breast (Q605541) and baldness (Q181391) are classified as subclasses of (subclasses) of this entity. Should also wrinkle (Q349185) be so classified? It is a problem that natural developments or variations are classified as illnesses (the first mentioned was illustrated with an image about plastic surgery, which illustrates the point). None of the above are abnormal conditions as I understand it. –LPfi (talk) 14:19, 8 June 2022 (UTC)
