This volume includes a unique personal history of participation in
the original research in England on human in vitro fertilization.
It is neither a comprehensive analysis of the career of Dr. Robert
G. Edwards, the 2010 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine, nor
of the writer, who is a physician-scientist expert in the field of
assisted reproduction. It provides a true picture of the efforts
and complexity behind an area of medical progress which has led to
the births of several million babies worldwide. Not just limited to
discussions of IVF, the book also illustrates some of the numerous
challenges to innovation in the reproductive sciences and the
difficulties of moving breakthrough reproductive technologies from
the laboratory into widespread medical use.
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