The new Netflix film Joy shows the story of the three British scientists who developed the first every IVF baby and shines a light on their struggle
The film Joy, which has just premiered on Netflix , charts the extraordinary journey of three British scientists in the 60s and 70s who were instrumental in developing the revolutionary IVF treatment.
Joy recounts the incredible tale of Louise Joy Brown's birth in 1978 the world's inaugural IVF baby and the relentless decade-long quest that made it happen. The story unfolds through the eyes of Jean, an embryologist, who teamed up with Robert and Patrick to solve the infertility puzzle using in vitro fertilisation .
Jean started her career with Steptoe and Robert Edwards as a lab technician, gradually becoming an indispensable part of the team.
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