Joy provides a telling snapshot of the ways that societal attitudes hindered the progress of the IVF investigation and ...

Joy,” the new Netflix film starring Bill Nighy as one of three trailblazers who battled naysayers to produce the world’s ...

Bill Nighy, James Norton and Thomasin McKenzie star in this drama, set in 1960s and ’70s England, about the trial-and-error ...

In 1978, Louise Joy Brown became the first baby ever born as a result of in vitro fertilization. Here’s everything to know ...

McKenzie stars as embryologist Jean Purdy in a breezy period piece about a scientific breakthrough that society is still ...

Netflix's Joy follows what went into the landmark development of in-vitro fertilization, with a focus on IVF pioneer Jean ...

Joy' tells the story of Louise Joy Brown who was born through IVF in 1978, and gave hope to millions of couples. | ITV ...

Louise Joy Brown was the first baby to be born through IVF in 1978, and her birth was labelled as one of "the most remarkable ...

Though it dissipates as the film nears its uplifting climax, quirky cheesiness is the initial order of the day in Joy. Arriving in Cambridge in 1968 for a job interview with Robert Edwards (James ...

Is it sophisticated and revolutionary in its aesthetic ambitions? No, it does not strive for that. “Joy, The Birth of IFV” is a biographical account centered on Jean Purdy, Patrick Steptoe, and Robert ...

Forty-six years on from the birth of baby Brown, it’s hard to remember just how revolutionary this procedure was. Yet Joy’s timeliness cannot be understated. In the US, right-wing crusades to limit ...