Category: History of IVF
Nobel Prize Medal awarded to IVF pioneer to be auctioned at Christie’s
Posted - June 18, 2020
The ‘start-up’ story of financing the world’s first IVF clinic
Posted - March 23, 2020
On International Women’s Day we remember Lesley Brown
Posted - March 5, 2020
Home of Patrick Steptoe, ‘Father of IVF’, gets a Blue Plaque
Posted - May 4, 2019
Jamie Facer-Childs: the world’s first twin ‘frostie’
Posted - March 21, 2019
Happy 40th Birthday Alastair MacDonald, the world’s first IVF boy
Posted - January 14, 2019
When I was your age something world-changing happened that shaped my life
Posted - August 24, 2018
Louise Brown celebrates her 40th birthday at Bourn Hall
Posted - July 25, 2018
The story of IVF: 6 million babies later celebrated at Science Museum
Posted - July 22, 2018
Jean Purdy IVF pioneer celebrated with memorial service
Posted - July 21, 2018
Louise Brown celebrates the life of Jean Purdy with her living legacy
Posted - July 20, 2018
IVF is 40 in 2018 – the treatment continues to improve
Posted - July 20, 2018
IVF is 40: First blastocyst created
Posted - July 1, 2018
Dr Kay Elder – ‘A life in Glass’
Posted - June 6, 2018
Icelandic couple’s emotional journey 30 years after IVF with frozen embryos
Posted - February 16, 2018
Robert Edwards, co-father of IVF, interviewed by Liz O’Donnell, an early Bourn Hall patient
Posted - May 26, 2017
Why me? Infertility and the stubborn Yorkshireman
Posted - May 23, 2017
First frozen embryo baby home from the cold
Posted - March 7, 2017
Baby, look at you now!
Posted - December 9, 2016
Photographer of world’s first IVF egg retires
Posted - September 23, 2016
Pioneering IVF patient returns to Bourn Hall
Posted - May 11, 2016
Louise Brown: “My life as the world’s first test-tube baby” – autobiography launched at Bourn Hall
Posted - July 23, 2015
Louise Brown is 36, Bourn Hall remembers IVF pioneers
Posted - July 25, 2014
Alastair MacDonald: The world’s first IVF boy celebrates 35th birthday
Posted - January 14, 2014
The Bourn Hall Legacy – 35 years of IVF
Posted - July 25, 2013
Tributes to Professor Sir Robert Edwards
Posted - April 12, 2013
Sad Loss Of Lesley Brown – First IVF Mother
Posted - June 20, 2012
Miracles can happen – and not just once!
At 22, Gemma was shocked to find out she had fertility problems. After two years, Gemma and her husband, Jon went to see their GP who referred them for hospital tests, revealing that they both had fertility issues.
Luckily, the couple were eligible for NHS funded IVF and went on to have their first ‘miracle baby’. This miracle was then followed by a second...
More about Gemma and Jon's story here: moredetails.uk/3nJ0auV
Being unable to conceive in my twenties - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Gemma was so young people assumed the couple wouldn't have a problem, but after being unable to conceive for two years they went for advice.It was a shock for Gemma and Jon to find out they both suffered with fertility problems. In our latest blog, we talk to them about #ivf, #fertility and a surprise natural #pregnancy. Read more here: moredetails.uk/3nJ0auV
Being unable to conceive in my twenties - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Gemma was so young people assumed the couple wouldn't have a problem, but after being unable to conceive for two years they went for advice.Thank you to all who attended our virtual open event last Thursday.
We had a really good turn out and it’s great to know that so many of you are taking your first steps towards starting a family with Bourn Hall.
If you missed out on this event, don't worry! You can register for the next one on Thursday 10 December at 7pm: moredetails.uk/3hyR3di
A good night's sleep works wonders!
There are many ways to boost your fertility naturally, including catching a few extra zzz’s!
As well as getting more sleep, we suggest several other key lifestyle changes to improve your natural fertility.
Read more in this blog: moredetails.uk/2H4VG20
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