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endemic /en·dem·ic/ (en-dem´ik) present or usually prevalent in a population at all times.
Endemic Natural to or characteristic of a particular place, population, or climate. Threadworm infections are endemic in the tropics. Mentioned in: Dengue Fever, Gulf War Syndrome, Hemorrhagic Fevers, Japanese Encephalitis, Plague, Relapsing Fever, Threadworm Infection, Typhus endemic, n the occurrence of certain diseases as they relate to a population or geographic area. endemic, adj peculiar to a specific location or region, or within a specific group of people. endemic present in a predictable, continuous pattern in an animal community at all times; said of a disease which is clustered in space but not in time. See also enzootic. endemic erosive stomatitis resembles bovine papular stomatitis. Recorded in Africa as spreading to and from cattle and humans. |
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