An Endemic Disease is Constantly Present, Usually at Low Incidence

Question

An endemic disease is constantly present, usually at low incidence, in a population.

Accepted Answer

An endemic disease refers to a disease that is always present, usually at a low level, in a particular geographic location or population. Examples of endemic diseases include malaria in some parts of Africa, dengue fever in certain parts of Southeast Asia, and Lyme disease in some regions of the United States.