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Definitions from the WebEndemic DiseaseDefinition: An endemic disease is a disease that is present at a relatively constant level within a certain geographic area or population group. Sense 1: Noun - A disease prevalent in a particular region or among a particular group of people. Example sentence: Malaria is an endemic disease in many tropical and subtropical areas. Sense 2: Adjective - Referring to a disease that is continuously present within a specific area. Example sentence: The government implemented strict policies to control the spread of endemic diseases. Sense 3: Adjective - Describing a characteristic or condition that is inherent or native to a specific area. Example sentence: The unique flora and fauna found in the rainforest are endemic to that region. Related Products: | ||||
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