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3 years ago
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A disease showing a relatively slow, progressive rise followed by a gradual decline in incidence is indicative of a(n)

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1 answer:
densk [106]3 years ago
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Answer: host-to-host epidemic

Explanation:

An epidemic refers to a disease which affects many individuals within an area which isn't controlled quickly.

A disease that shows a relatively slow, progressive rise which is then followed by a gradual decline in the incidence is indicative of a host to host epidemic. The host in this case is the person who gets the disease.

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