Herd Immunity Thresholds is a population-level epidemiological metric that specifies the minimum proportion of immune individuals required in a susceptible population to prevent sustained transmission of an infectious disease, thereby protecting non-immune individuals through indirect immunity.
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Five reasons why COVID herd immunity is probably impossible
Christie Aschwanden · Nature · 2021 · 382 citations
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