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How Arctic sea ducks develop herd immunity from avian cholera

By Mark Forbes, Professor, Biology, Carleton University

We can learn about the spread of diseases through populations by studying naturally occurring instances of herd immunity. Avian cholera in the Canadian Arctic provides a useful case study.

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