News about Louise Brown

Researchers have now proven that factory-style robotics can help conceive human life via in vitro fertilization (IFV) - with 10 times the precision of human doctors. The trials also showed that the automated treatment increased the total number of usable human embryos created via IFV by 4.2 percent, according to the new study

A new mother is leaving shame notes on the cars of drivers who park on the pavement and block her pram from getting through. Louise Brown, 33, (right) mother to Bonnie, 22 months, and Louie, 3 months, began leaving the notes on vehicles in the village of Ingatestone, Essex two weeks ago. Arguing that she shouldn't have to walk with young children in the road to avoid the cars that are blocking the pavement. One of her notes read: 'Please do not block footpath. You are forcing me into the road with a young baby. Thank you.'

The Mail on Sunday will announce that James Norton (left), 38, will portray medical pioneer Robert Edwards (bottom center), whose studies culminated in the world's first 'test tube baby (top center) - and ultimately more than four million children born through in vitro fertilisation (IVF). In the cobbled streets of Cambridge last week, Norton was caught filming scenes for a forthcoming film about his work, Joy. Thomasin McKenzie (right), the New Zealand-born star of Last Night In Soho who will play nurse Jean Purdy, who was largely ignored for three decades, was among the ground-breaking studies that was included.

Louise Brown, 41, was discovered by a member of the public in the River Ouse, Yorkshire, yesterday afternoon, just days after she vanished without a trace from her home. She was last seen around 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 26 in the Heslington Lane area of York. Susuki Swift was reported missing from her house after she failed to respond to messages, and she and her family were alerted. Police in North Yorkshire have since recovered her car, which had been parked on Skeldergate Bridge.

EXCLUSIVE: Women under the age of 40 in the United Kingdom who are pregnant or breastfeeding should be able to have three cycles of fertility therapy on the NHS, according to current official guidelines. Nevertheless, only three regions of the country (shown in map) observe this access policy, which was established ten years ago. The majority of health authorities, who are allowed to make their own access decisions, are limited to only one cycle of IVF. In 2019, a live birth was observed in approximately a third of IVF cycles among under 35 years old. However, this dropped to just 4 percent in over-44s (shown in graphic).

The majority of new parents - mothers especially - are used to being asked whether they will have another baby in the weeks and months following the birth of their first child. It's funny, really - you're awake and befuddled trying to make sense of this baby-sized explosion that has just gone off in your life, recovering from major abdominal surgery, and/or from stitches stitched in places you will almost certainly never imagine in private, and now everyone wants to know when you'll go through the entire godforsaken process for the second time.

Anna Hambleton, 35, brought James Kelly to the ground, while her companion Louise Brown, 53, rained down punches onto his head. Mr Kelly, who had been enjoying a quiet drink with an unidentified female friend when he was approached by the two women, was also poked in the chest and kicked in the back as he was led into the restaurant in Offerton, Stockport, Greater Manchester. Mother-of-four Hambleton and mother-of-five Brown, both of Offerton, confessed common assault and were fined £120 each at Tameside Magistrates Court.

After the death of their uncle Marcel from dementia four years ago, eight of the eight living relatives will each receive $175,000. Marcel didn't have a will and had lost touch with his family several years before he was diagnosed with dementia. But he had photographs, records, and mementos, which gave NSW Trustee & Guardian genealogy researchers vital clues in finding the correct recipients to his inheritance. It has detailed the extensive steps and challenges faced in the hopes that Marcel's account would serve as a reminder to all Australians that they have a valid will.