When a disease is endemic to a country or region, it frequently infects the population. Correct answer: A
Endemic disease denotes a disease that is found in a certain geographic region and is constant present and/or there is a usual prevalence of a disease or infectious agent in a population within a geographic area. Example: Malaria is endemic disease because is restricted to a place (Afrca).
Explanation: malnutrition is essentially the lack of nourishment. An imbalance (less or more) of one or more nutrients certainly has the capacity of causing health issues. And as such it includes deficiencies, overabundance and imbalances.
