BIRTH TECH
BIRTH TECH
The Fertility Technology of the Future
How will emerging technologies transform human reproduction, pregnancy and the future of parenthood?
Birth Tech examines the rapidly developing technologies reshaping fertility and reproductive medicine, from assisted reproduction, genetic screening and fertility preservation to artificial wombs, synthetic gestation and artificial intelligence.
The book explores how biotechnology, medical engineering, digital platforms and commercial investment are creating new possibilities while raising significant ethical, legal and social questions.
Rather than offering clinical advice, the publication examines reproduction as an evolving technological system, considering its scientific foundations, commercial development, regulatory challenges and potential consequences for individuals and society.
Written for readers interested in medicine, biotechnology, technological innovation and future studies, Birth Tech provides an accessible examination of one of the most consequential areas of scientific development.
Explore the Science. Understand the Technology. Consider the Future.
PUBLICATION DETAILS
Title: Birth Tech
Subtitle: The Fertility Technology of the Future
Authors: Akasha Rehn and PRSC Whitley
Publisher: Rhubarb Bridge Publishing
Publication Year: 2026
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Paperback Dimensions: 7 × 10 inches (178 × 254 mm)
Paperback Pages: 216Â
ISBN (Paperback): 978-1-9193517-0-4
Primary Category: Science and Technology
Subject Categories: Biotechnology | Reproductive Science | Fertility Technology | Medical Innovation | Bioethics | Future Studies
Suitable Audience: Adult readers, university students, researchers, biotechnology professionals, healthcare technology specialists, entrepreneurs and readers interested in the future of reproductive medicine.
Reading Level: General adult and professional-interest readers.
Principal Subjects: Assisted reproductive technology, IVF, fertility preservation, genetic screening, artificial wombs, synthetic gestation, reproductive biotechnology, artificial intelligence, medical ethics, regulation and commercial innovation.
Approach: Analytical non-fiction examining established technologies, emerging research, commercial developments and their potential social consequences.
