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Since all of us are affected in this Covid-19😷🤧🤒, lets learn more about it.

💡Why is it so easy for people to confuse these words?
✏️Well, both words contain -demic and are used to denote disease outbreaks, but they are not exactly the same. This similarity causes many people to use the two words both synonymously and incorrectly. The key difference, however, is the scale.
✏️The new coronavirus pandemic is the perfect model for understanding what a pandemic is and how it affects life on a global scale.

🌏Let's start with some basic definitions:
💡 Endemic is probably the most commonly used to describe a disease that is common or confined to a particular place, region, or population.
💡 An epidemic disease is a disease that "affects many people at the same time and is transmitted from person to person in an area where the disease is not constantly spread."
💡 A pandemic disease is an epidemic that has spread over a large area, that is, "it has spread to an entire country"

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