(September 5, 2019 at 12:44 pm)John 6IX Breezy Wrote: If immunity means my body is unaffected by the disease, then herd immunity shouldn't work, because the disease is still present and carried by the population.
But if immunity means your body attacks the disease then it makes sense for the herd to benefit.
No. The hosts are immune hence no period of incubation for the agent. Therefore, any person unable to get vaccines, for various reasons would be relatively safe when nuts decide a reason to put themselves and their children and others not their own.
