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Power Play 6/19/2013

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  1. Can Women Change Work-Life Policy?

    Dr. Jocelyn Elise Crowley, Alan's wife, talks about her new book "Mothers Unite!" and how workplace flexibility could help balance a woman’s commitment to her job and family.

  2. In the Midst of a Currency War?

    Bank of New York Mellon senior currency strategist Michael Woolfolk and ‘Currency Wars’ author James Rikards on the state of currencies.

  3. Which new movies are worth your box office bucks?

    Film critic Kevin McCarthy weighs in

  4. The Why and How of Effective Altruism

    Moral philosopher and professor Peter Singer talks to Alan about why we should help people in extreme poverty and what are the most effective ways of helping are.

  5. UN panel calls for end to extreme poverty by 2030

    A high-level U.N. panel recommended an ambitious roadmap Thursday to tackle the world's major challenges, from climate change to equality for women, with a key goal ...

  6. FDA to launch tool to detect fake, substandard malaria drugs

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has developed a hand-held device capable of identifying counterfeit or substandard malaria drugs and has signed a letter of int...

  7. Drug-resistant strains of malaria parasite identified

    Scientists have discovered a new way to identify drug-resistant strains of the parasite that causes malaria, Medical News Today reported.Malaria, which is usually tr...

  8. Gulbis out of Founders Cup with Malaria

    Natalie Gulbis withdrew from this week's RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup with Malaria, the LPGA Tour announced Wednesday morning.Gulbis first fell ill two weeks ago i...

  9. World Malaria Day raises awareness about deadly illness

    Global effort to save lives of children

  10. Malaria battle stalls as global funding slows

    Global funding for the fight against malaria has stalled in the past two years, threatening to reverse what the World Health Organisation (WHO) says are "remarkable ...

  11. Malaria vaccine a letdown for infants

    An experimental malaria vaccine once thought promising is turning out to be a disappointment, with a new study showing it is only about 30 percent effective at prote...

  12. Cellphones track malaria in Kenya

    Millions of cellphone users in Kenya are helping the fight against malaria. In the Oct. 12 issue of the journal Science, scientists report using cellphone location d...

  1. Stench of human feet may lead to better malaria traps

    For decades, health officials have battled malaria with insecticides, bed nets and drugs. Now, scientists say there might be a potent new tool to fight the deadly mo...

  2. Stinky Feet Fights Malaria

    Scientists say there might be a potent new tool to fight the deadly mosquito-borne disease: the stench of human feet.

  3. FUBU Founder on Shifts in Consumer Spending

    FUBU founder Daymond John on the shifting trends in retail.

  4. Signs of a Bond Bubble About to Burst?

    LPL Financial Fixed Income Investment Strategist Anthony Valeri and FXCM Senior Currency Strategist Kristian Kerr debate the outlook for the bond market.

  5. Nicaragua approves rival to Panama Canal, to be built by Chinese company

    A multi-billion dollar proposal to plow a massive rival to the Panama Canal across the middle of Nicaragua was approved by the leftist-controlled National Assembly T...

  6. Former Power Player of the Week takes on new challenge

    From chair of the Smithsonian Institution to Martha's Table

  7. Bacteria-infected mosquitoes may halt malaria

    Scientists have infected mosquitoes with a bacteria known as Wolbachia, which sabotages malaria-causing parasites in the bugs, limiting their ability to spread malar...

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