Meanings of endemic disease in English

Many countries report geographical areas with reduced levels of endemic disease.

So, firstly, we have this definition of an endemic disease.

As response to an endemic disease, programs have focused on the control of onchocerciasis transmission.

Of the healthiness of the place the medical officer states: There is no endemic disease here.

Group-B meningococci are responsible for sporadic endemic disease.

Tuberculosis is an endemic disease in Senegal.

Famine was an endemic disease there.

Benefits were disease costs avoided by having the mitigation programme in place compared to a baseline of endemic disease equilibrium.

Routine or emergency immunization campaigns targeting school-aged children may help prevent or control outbreaks of typhoid fever in endemic disease areas.

Despite more than 50 years of vaccination, whooping cough is still an endemic disease in the Netherlands with regular epidemic outbreaks.

Prof Vally said it was possible COVID-19 could become an endemic disease like influenza that would always be in the population.

Furthermore, epidemiology combined with genomic studies suggest a rapid evolution to the disease and that DFTD will become an endemic disease.

Scientists have decoded the genome of the bubonic plague bacterium -a possible bio-weapon, as well as an endemic disease in some countries.

These data are a useful source of information on a widespread endemic disease, despite known limitations in terms of test performance (low sensitivity).

They are suffering from the endemic disease of their planet, prolonged and inveterate gaping or yawning, which has ended in dislocation of the lower jaw.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) warned today Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) could yet become an endemic disease if further outbreaks are not contained.