Epidemiologist: Herd immunity is 'possibly the least terrible' response to COVID-19

Cars line up at a Covid-19 testing site in Los Angeles, California on November 30, 2020 following the Thanksgiving holiday.

Epidemiologist and UNC professor Daniel Halperin says that a cautious herd immunity approach to the COVID-19 pandemic is “possibly the least terrible option."

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Epidemiologist: Herd immunity is 'possibly the least terrible' response to COVID-19

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