Herd Immunity Describes

Herd immunity describes

A) the protection conferred to non- immunized people when a sizable portion of the rest of the population is immunized.
B) the temporary immunity an infant receives from its mother during gestation and from breastfeeding.
C) the process of spacing out vaccinations in infants to just one per doctor's visit.
D) the process of immunizing animals so that people do not acquire zoonotic diseases.
E) the social phenomenon of vaccine refusal reinforced by internet memes and social media