endemicznych
The term *endemiczny* (from the Greek *endemos*, meaning "within the people") refers to a condition, disease, or species that is native or confined to a specific geographic region, population, or environment. In epidemiology, an endemic disease is one that persists at a relatively stable frequency within a particular population or area over an extended period. Unlike epidemic or pandemic diseases, which spread rapidly across larger regions or globally, endemic diseases are consistently present but may not cause widespread outbreaks.
In ecology, an endemic species is one that is found exclusively in a limited geographic area and
The concept of endemism is important in public health, conservation biology, and epidemiology. Understanding endemic diseases