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They are just over a year old. Marek's is pretty much everywhere, and it does not affect the eggs, not does it spread to humans. I'm just going to give high quality feed, keep the water fresh and add a little apple cider vinegar, and just let nature run it's course..

There are good articles on this website about Marek's. It's extremely contagious. I think it's unrealistic to say that you can isolate a hen to prevent the others from exposure. It's in the feather dander, and spreads in the air. Marek's didn't used to be so deadly, but widespread...