In this month’s Bulletin

In editorials, Ruediger Krech & Marie-Paule Kieny (622) discuss the ethical implications of testing treatments for Ebola virus disease. Oleg Chestnov et al. (623) explain why noncommunicable disease control is integral to development goals. Jane Parry (626–627) reports on China's moves to produce vaccines for the global market. Bruno Vellas (628–629) talks to Fiona Fleck about identifying frail elderly patients in order to improve their quality of life. Responding to instability Christine Leopold et al. (630–640) examine the effects of economic recession on pharmaceutical pricing policies. Mark A Bellis et al. (641–655) examine correlations between harmful behaviour and adverse childhood experiences. (664–671) examine a decade of child deaths from diarrhoea. Troy D Moon et al. (680–684) describe the use of a mobile clinic for antiretroviral therapy. Denise Valle (685–689) explain lessons learnt in trying to control Aedes aegypti. Veronica Escamilla et al. (690–694) use satellite imagery to identify households. Susan D Cochran et al. (672–679) discuss declassification of disease categories related to sexual orientation.