In this month’s Bulletin

545 XSL Version: xslver | JobID: JobID | Title: journal-title | Copyright Year 2 | Volume 87 | | Issue issue | pub-date pub-date Bull World Health Organ 2014;92:545 | doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.2471/BLT.14.000814 In this month’s Bulletin Brazil Not so fast Betina Durovni et al. (613–617) share lessons learnt when introducing a new test for tuberculosis. China Linking growth of the economy to growth of children Xin-Nan Zong & Hui Li (555–564) track 35 years of economic indicators and children’s height and weight data. Peru Is the water safe to drink? Christine Marie George et al. (565–572) measure arsenic concentrations in water. Cambodia Curing that cough Tan Eang Mao et al. (573–581) track changes in tuberculosis prevalence. Zambia Preventing vertical transmission Benjamin H Chi et al. (582–592) evaluate efforts to prevent mother-to-child-transmission of human immunodeficiency virus. Argentina, Guatemala, India, Kenya, Pakistan & Zambia Fatal outcomes of pregnancy Sarah Saleem et al. (605–612) track maternal and neonatal deaths. Men’s health should count too Peter Baker et al. (618–620) make the case for revising global health equity goals. This month, the Bulletin’s focus is on climate change and health. In editorials, Maria Neira (546) announces the first WHO conference on the subject and Robert Yates (547) proposes that governments should reconsider fuel subsidies in the context of mitigating climate change. Gary Humphreys (551‒552) reports on how policy-makers are reframing climate change in terms of its effects on human health and Fiona Fleck interviews Marit Viktoria Pettersen (553‒554), climate negotiator for Norway. In a third editorial, Tricia Petruney et al. (548) explain why family planning should be included when setting development goals. Australia Reducing hospital stays for Cambodia herpes zoster Anita E Heywood et al. (593–604) analyse the impact of a varicella vaccination programme.