BBC's Tech Now Explores New Assisted Birth Innovation Trial
A BBC Technology programme features mothers and hospital staff testing a new device or method aimed at assisted childbirth.
The BBC has released an episode of its technology programme Tech Now, in which presenter Shiona McCallum meets mothers and hospital staff who are trialling a new assisted birth innovation, according to the BBC.
Details of the specific technology or how it is being used were not disclosed in the source material accompanying the episode.
The programme is part of the BBC's ongoing technology coverage, which regularly features emerging innovations being tested in real-world settings such as hospitals, according to the network.
Further specifics about the trial, including the hospital involved, the nature of the innovation, and its intended benefits, were not provided in the available source information.
Sources
- Tech Now — BBC Technology
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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