In this month’s Bulletin

437 XSL Version: xslver | JobID: JobID | Title: journal-title | Copyright Year 2 | Volume 87 | | Issue issue | pub-date pub-date Bull World Health Organ 2015;93:437 | doi: http://dx.doi.org/12.2471/BLT.15.000715 In this month’s Bulletin In the editorial section, Hildy Fong & Eva Harris (438) encourage the fair distribution of health technology. Arthur Chioro et al. (439) discuss future action for managing antimicrobial resistance. In the news section, Gary Humphreys and Fiona Fleck report on the use of the media in public health education (442–443). Fiona Fleck interviews Pali Lehohla on his involvement in the upcoming post-2015 development goals (444–445). Africa Training rabies-control officers Hervé Bourhy et al. (503–506) orchestrate a comprehensive disease control training programme. Improving air quality data Kendra N Williams et al. (507–508) call for new questions in household surveys on cooking and fuel collection. Success in shared toilets Thilde Rheinländer et al. (509–510) argue for the inclusion of shared facilities in development goal measures. Tackling drug-resistant tuberculosis Helen S Cox et al. (491–497) describe the need for new treatment regimens. Tracking schistosomiasis in water buffalo Jose Ma M Angeles et al. (511–512) outline the need for surveillance of the animal reservoir. What is wealth? Daniel J Hruschka et al. (483–490) test a new metric for global wealth estimates. What’s making people fat? Stephanie Vandevijvere et al. (446–456) investigate the impact of increased food supply on global obesity. Chile School bans on smoking Andrea B Feigl et al. (468–475) evaluate the effectiveness of a high-school ban on smoking. Haiti Tuberculosis following a natural catastrophe Serena P Koenig et al. (498–502) investigate a rise in tuberculosis cases following the 2010 earthquake. India Getting value for money in hospitals Susmita Chatterjee & Richard A Gosselin (476–482) compare surgical interventions using two disability weight databases. Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zimbabwe Which policies work? Kathryn Church et al. (457–467) compare national HIV policies in six countries.