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The human body contains approximately 37.2 trillion cells. This number is estimated to be accurate by using a process called cell counting, which involves using advanced technology such as flow cytometry and microscopy to analyze samples of blood or other bodily fluids. Cell counting has become an increasingly important tool in medical research and diagnostics, allowing scientists to gain a better understanding of the role that individual cells play in maintaining overall health and preventing disease.