"endemic illness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a disease or health problem that is constantly present in a particular region or population. For example: Malaria is an endemic illness in some tropical countries.
Release date: 20 February 2015 Set in the gothic city of Y'harnam where a strange endemic illness spreads through the streets in the form of mobs and monsters, the new action RPG release from the makers of Dark Souls was one of the hit trailers from E3 2014.
However, you find that Yharnam is also cursed with a horrible endemic illness.
Dengue fever is an endemic illness in the tropics with early and post infectious complications affecting multiple systems.
Bordetella pertussis is a strict human pathogen which causes whooping cough, an endemic illness responsible of significant morbidity and mortality, especially in infants under 6 months old [ 1, 2, 5].
In April, Singapore's Parliament responded to the SARS outbreak by amending its 27-year-old Infectious Diseases Act, which was devised to combat endemic illnesses like cholera, typhoid, leprosy and malaria.
Health experts say Rio's poor wastewater management has already created endemic illnesses associated with sewage that disproportionately impact the city's poor, including gastrointestinal and respiratory problems, Hepatitis A and severe heart and brain conditions.
The 2 cholera cases reported here were imported into Kuwait by travelers from cholera-endemic regions and were not endemic illnesses.
Patients present with clinical signs difficult to distinguish from other endemic illnesses including dengue fever, malaria, HIV, rickettsial disease and yellow fever.
This illustrates the compounding effect of overlapping endemic illnesses, potentially contributing to other poor health outcomes such as the very high maternal and infant mortality in Timika [ 39], and known increased mortality risk in patients with TB-HIV co-infection [ 5].
This is a devastating outcome of an endemic social illness.
Septic system densities were associated with endemic diarrheal illness in central Wisconsin.
