The first mother gave birth to a baby in vitro

Lesley Brown, who lives in Whitchurch (England), was recorded in July 1978 when she gave birth to her daughter Louise at Oldham General Hospital. Earlier, Brown and her husband tried to give birth by natural methods but failed, so they decided to use in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Louise Brown celebrated her 30th birthday in 2008 with her mother, Lesley
Mr. Cameron and IVF technology pioneer Rober Edwards. (Source: BBC)

In vitro fertilization method of two scientists Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards helped Brown successfully give birth to two daughters Louise and Natalie.

Dr. Steptoe and GS. Edwards founded Bourn Hall in Cambridge two years after Louise Brown was born. Now, this clinic has become the basis for implementing IVF (fertilization of eggs outside the body and then implanting embryos into the mother's body) in the world, bringing hope to many millions. Infertile couple.

GS. Robert Edwards was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2010 for creating the technique that is considered to be 'the turning point of modern medicine'.

Reference: BBC