Having enough individuals immune to a pathogen in a population can prevent disease outbreaks. However, deliberately seeking herd immunity through infection during a potentially lethal pandemic goes against public health principles due to the potential for uncontrolled outbreaks and risks to vulnerable populations.
If enough individuals in a population are immune to a pathogen, it cannot cause an outbreak. Deliberately seeking such herd immunity through infection during a potentially lethal pandemic is contrary to all principles of public health, given the potential for uncontrolled outbreaks and risks to vulnerable populations.
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