Cases of<unk>  have been more frequently reported in the literature among international travelers. Data examining rates in local populations are limited. Among locals who live in endemic areas, exposure at a young age and mild symptoms or lack of symptoms, as well as decreased access to diagnostic tools, may lead to decreased diagnosis. In Zimbabwe, where R.<unk>  is endemic, one study reported an estimated yearly incidence of 60-80 cases per 10,000 patients. Looking at published data over the past 35 years, close to 200 confirmed cases of<unk>  in international travelers have been reported. The majority (~80%) of these cases occurred in travelers returning from South<unk>
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