Endemic diseases are continuously present in certain geographic areas and involve relatively few people with low mortality rates.

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Endemic diseases are continuously present in certain geographic areas and involve relatively few people with low mortality rates.​

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Endemic diseases are diseases that are consistently present in a particular geographic area or population. They typically have low mortality rates and affect a relatively small number of people. Examples of endemic diseases include malaria in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa and Chagas disease in Latin America.

Endemic Diseases Are Continuously Present in Certain Geographic Areas and Involve