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    • Amebiasis continues to pose a significant public health challenge in Mexico.
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    • To analyze the persistent challenges of amebiasis in Mexico.
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    • Regional disparities in disease burden are evident.

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    • Addressing regional disparities is key to reducing the overall disease burden and preventing future outbreaks.