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KIRA PEIKOFF – “BABY X” 4 6 24
KIRA PEIKOFF – “BABY X” 4 6 24
KIRA PEIKOFF – “BABY X” 4 6 24
Saturday 6th April 2024
Explore the future of fertility technology with Kira Peikoff and her book 'Baby X' on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Kira Peikoff's 'Baby X': The Future of Fertility Technology
Episode Overview
- Explore the futuristic concept of turning body cells into sperm and egg cells for reproduction
- Uncover the ethical concerns and societal implications of revolutionary fertility technology
- Dive into the intersection of bioethics, celebrity culture, and medical advancements
- Discuss the potential impact of genetic screening and embryo selection on future reproduction
- Learn about the research and insights behind the thrilling new fiction book, Baby X
The premise behind your book has been called terrifying, and really it is. Can you explain the plot and how you really came up with that idea and how it is kind of based on reality?
Imagine a world where fertility technology pushes the boundaries of what's possible. In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Kimberly Brumell Benatti and Ethan Uecker chat with author Kira Peikoff about her riveting new book, 'Baby X'. This isn't just a sci-fi thriller; it's a deep dive into the ethical questions and societal impacts that come with cutting-edge medical advancements. Peikoff's narrative takes you on a journey through a near-future landscape where the price of groundbreaking technology is scrutinized.
Are we ready for the moral and ethical challenges that come with such advancements? This episode is perfect for anyone fascinated by the intersection of science fiction and real-world medical innovation. With a blend of serious discussion and engaging storytelling, it's an eye-opener on the future of reproductive science.