48 Years, 13 Million Babies, and 1 Nobel Prize, Happy World IVF Day! – ASRM
American Society for Reproductive Medicine – ASRM shared a post on LinkedIn:
“48 years, 13 million babies, and 1 Nobel Prize. Happy World IVF Day!
Since the birth of Louise Brown in 1978, IVF has transformed millions of lives and expanded the possibilities for parenthood around the world.
Today, we celebrate the clinicians, scientists, advocates, patients, and organizations who have made IVF the gold-standard of reproductive care. Their tireless work to raise awareness, advance treatment options, and expand access has helped millions of people build the families they desire.
ASRM was proud to help place the op-ed below from Elizabeth Carr, the first U.S. baby born through IVF and a lifelong advocate for access.
Because IVFDelivers.”
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