In Epidemiology, it stands for the concept of endemism of diseases, meaning disease or infection is always maintained at a constant baseline level even when no vector or infectious agent is transferring the causative agent from outside to inside the populations. (Endemic medical definition –any di...
Epidemiology of Chronic Wasting Disease in White-tailed Deer in the Endemic Area of Wyoming [Thesis]: University of Wyoming, Laramie, USA; 2008.Edmunds, D.R., 2008. Epidemiology of Chronic Wasting Disease in White- Tailed Deer in the Endemic Area of Wyoming (MSc). University of Wyoming, ...
We assessed the epidemiology of CPE in a highly endemic area of northern Italy. We compared the prevalence of CPE and the types of carbapenamases detected in a 2-year period by collecting data during active rectal screening and in cases of CPE bloodstream infections....
The first records ofendemicin English come from the mid-1600s. It comes from the Greekéndēm(os). The prefixen-means “in or within” and the Greek rootdēm(os)means “people.” So the basic meaning ofendemicis “within a certain people” (or “within a certain area”). Is COVID-...
it has become evident that our previous understanding of endemic regions for these fungal diseases needs to evolve. The epidemiology of the newly describedEmergomycesis incomplete; our understanding of it continues to evolve. This review will focus on the evidence underlying the established areas of ...
Our age group thresholds include the commonly used cut-off of 65 years of age considered in epidemiology, when health is expected to change. Figure 1 shows the case data; the daily number of cases per 100,000 age group population (upper panel), the dis- tribution of cases per 100,000...
Our age group thresholds include the commonly used cut-off of 65 years of age considered in epidemiology, when health is expected to change. Figure 1 shows the case data; the daily number of cases per 100,000 age group population (upper panel), the dis- tribution of cases per 100,000...
The materials consisted in 10 and 33 PBMC samples deriving respectively from 10 endemically infected Bakola Pygmies from Cameroon and 13 US blood donors with epidemic virus spread. The Bakola Pygmies are an ethnic group living in the area of Akok (Camo district), near Kribi in the Ocean Dep...
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(of a region)." A disease that affects many more people than usual in a particular area or that spreads into regions in which it does not usually occur is said to beepidemic.This word, built from the prefixepi-,meaning "upon," anddemos,means "upon the people." In order for a ...