New Delhi, July 25 -- Aldous Huxley wrote a book called Brave New World in 1936, in which he described IVF as part of science fiction. However, with the birth of Louise Brown in 1978, this work of science fiction became reality, and now, 50 years down the line, IVF has made parenthood possible for so many couples who were once struggling with fertility. In the early 90's, laboratories were so different. This shows how much IVF has transformed, moving from manual skill and innovation to today's world of sophisticated laboratories, vitrification, AI, and precision medicine.

"When they saw their babies after so much effort and hard work, the joy they had was indescribable. This truly embodies IVF: science creating possibilities, technology ...