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Meanings of endemic areas in English

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Usage of endemic areas in English
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Drug resistance in Plasmodium falciparum is a serious problem in most endemic areas.
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Modes of infection seem different in low and highly endemic areas.
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As seen in TNFi, risk for TB is more pronounced in TB- endemic areas.
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In malaria endemic areas WHO now recommends systematic laboratory testing when suspecting malaria.
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Preventive strategies may have marked impact on resource allocation in HBV endemic areas.
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Data on the transmission dynamics of the parasite in endemic areas are scarce.
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Introduction: The trematode infection schistosomiasis affects at least 200 million people in endemic areas.
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These results support routine anthelminthic treatment within prenatal care programs in highly endemic areas.
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NCC is becoming more frequent in industrialized countries due to immigration from endemic areas.
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It is a common cause of heart disease in endemic areas of Latin America.
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Most of the positive dogs had previously been abroad in known Dirofilaria endemic areas.
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In many endemic areas, these serovars co-circulate and can cause multiple infection-episodes in childhood.
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However, their participation in the epidemiological process of bovine anaplasmosis in endemic areas remains unclear.
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Increased TB awareness is needed, in particular in communities with immigrants originating from high- endemic areas.
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In industrialized countries, cysticercosis results from travel or immigration of tapeworm carriers from endemic areas.
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Spread of multi-drug resistant malaria in the endemic areas has made malaria control more difficult.
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