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Disease Virulence Evolves in Response to Population Density, Immunity

Disease Virulence Evolves in Response to Population Density, Immunity

May 29, 2013

Disease Virulence Evolves in Response to Population Density, Immunity, HealthCanal.com, May 28, 2013. A unique form of pink eye found in some songbird species may help scientists understand and predict the impacts of highly contagious human diseases, like SARS or flu. David Ley, population health and pathobiology, featured.

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