Louise Joy Brown was the world's first baby born through IVF, in 1978. Her middle name, Joy, was suggested by Patrick, who is ...

Their research in the late '60s, early '70s changed the lives of many — since then, over 12 million babies have been born as ...

The decision was delivered by Justice Amrita Sinha after the couple approached the High Court after being denied permission ...

Louise, 46, was born on July 25, 1978 in Oldham General Hospital after a decade-long scientific and social struggle from in ...

Netflix's new film Joy follows the life of Robert Edwards, who is famously known for being the first scientist to create a ...

Patrick Steptoe, along with Robert Edwards and the nurse Jean Purdy, developed IVF and saw the birth of the first 'test-tube baby'.

The new drama tells the story of the world's first IVF baby through the eyes of the doctors who pioneered the treatment ...

Netflix film Joy tells the true story of the path to IVF treatment, and visionary scientist Robert Edwards, known as Bob, who ...

Marie Curie excepted, movies about female scientists remain scarce, not just because STEM careers and Nobel Prizes still ...

Louise Joy Brown was born in 1978, making headlines across the world not with her name but with the title 'first test tube ...

The new Netflix film Joy shows the story of the three British scientists who developed the first every IVF baby and shines a ...

The arduous research behind the procedure brings her together with striving scientist Robert Edwards (James Norton) and ...