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pandemic An epidemic of disease with a world-wide scope. The "black death" (bubonic plague) in the middle ages, the influenza strain that killed millions across the world in 1917-20 and the current spread of AIDS are examples.
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pandemic A global epidemic.
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pandemic An epidemic that is worldwide in scope.
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pandemic a situation where a disease organism is commonly found in the local environment and presence of the disease in local populations of the host organism is routinely observed.
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pandemic an epidemic occurring over a very wide area, crossing international boundaries and usually affecting a large number of people. A global epidemic.
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