World Feb 12 What's behind an anti-immigrant tide rising in Europe The European Union is built on the idea of free movement of people and capital, but some factions wish to curb immigration and control their sovereign identity. Judy Woodruff talks to Heather Conley with the Center for Strategic and International…
Science Feb 12 From ballet shoes to human tissue, printing ideas into 3-D reality With the push of a button – plus a lot of design work and hours of waiting – the emerging technology of 3-D printing can produce food, plastic phone accessories, even human tissue. Science correspondent Miles O’Brien explores how businesses…
Health Feb 12 Debating the value and effectiveness of mammograms A Canadian study conducted across more than two decades raises doubt that annual mammogram screenings reduce the risk of death among women between the ages of 40 and 59. What do the latest findings mean for women and their health?…
Episode Feb 12 Wednesday, February 12, 2014 Tonight on the program, we take a look at a new study that raises doubt on the effectiveness of mammograms. Also: A Newsmaker interview with Sen. Marco Rubio, how 3D printers can bring ideas into reality and how anti-immigration groups…