When bullets are flying, it can sound naive to talk about vaccines. Yet in several of the world’s most violent conflicts, fighting has paused—sometimes for only a few hours—so children can line up for immunizations. Doctors have crossed front lines to treat patients from opposing factions. In waiting rooms thick with suspicion, families who would … Continue reading Healing Divides in the Eastern Mediterranean: How Health Systems Can Become Bridges to Peace in Conflict Zones