Herd immunity or community immunity refers to the process in which all people are protected against a vaccine-preventable disease because most of the community is vaccinated.
For more information:
- Community Immunity
- Herd Immunity
- Yes, herd immunity works
- Herd Immunity
- You can’t hide in the herd
- The power of herd immunity seen with the rotavirus vaccine
- Demonstration of “Herd Immunity”
- Opting-Out Of Vaccines; Dipping Below Herd Immunity
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