Vaccines protect vulnerable populations from diseases that will be made worse by climate change, especially in developing nations.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading this morning at Moyers & Company HQ.

A measles outbreak has made vaccination an unexpected issue in the 2016 presidential campaign.

Film historian Neal Gabler discusses how films color our political expectations. Also, poet Christian Wiman on faith, love, and despair; and a Bill Moyers Essay on the price we all may pay when parents opt out of immunization.

Jon Palfreman, producer of Frontline's "The Vaccine War", shares what he discovered and how it applies to the current debate.

Use an interactive map from the Council on Foreign Relations to plot vaccine-preventable outbreaks around the world.

The doctor who invented the polio vaccine believed that medical solutions are not invented, but rather revealed from nature.

The geneticist discusses her concerns with the ethics of science and genetic engineering, the dilemmas of choice, and the consequences that so often accompany scientific progress.