When a disease is continuously present in a population, it is said to be
A)pandemic.
B)chronic.
C)epidemic.
D)lethal.
E)endemic.

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When a disease is continuously present in a population, it is referred to as endemic. This means that the disease consistently exists within a certain region or population but does not necessarily imply the high severity or widespread occurrence that terms like "pandemic" or "epidemic" suggest.

When a Disease Is Continuously Present in a Population, It