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The word pandemic comes from the Greek pandemos meaning “pertaining to all people”. The Greek word pan means “all” and the Greek word demos means “people”. According to the Medilexicon´s medical dictionary a pandemic is “Denoting a disease affecting or attacking the population of an extensive region, country, continent, global; extensively epidemic.

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