Toward the end of Netflix’s “Joy,” the muffled cry of a newborn baby prompts a man and woman in a hospital to embrace out of pure bliss. They aren’t the parents, but they had as much to do with the birth as the mom and dad. Read more...

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Movie Review: Netflix’s ‘Joy’ is a loud cheer for fertility, for never giving up — and science

A new film explores the path to the first "test tube baby". To this day, the number of artificial inseminations is increasing - and the age of the patients, as the current annual report shows.

Ein neuer Film thematisiert den Weg zum ersten "Retortenbaby". Bis heute steigt die Zahl der künstlichen Befruchtungen - und das Alter der Patientinnen, wie der aktuelle Jahresbericht zeigt.

Netflix-Film "Joy": Diese Forscher erfanden die In-vitro-Fertilisation

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Netflix film "Joy": These researchers invented in vitro fertilization

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Netflix's "Joy" is about the first baby born through IVF. While we've made progress since the '60s, there's still stigma around fertility and pregnancy.

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'Joy' portrays the birth of IVF as well as fertility stigma. Has much changed today?

Alex Casey reviews a cosy British biopic celebrating a groundbreaking moment in scientific history that many tried to erase. What’s all this then?  A classic British underdog story that would sit nicely alongside Brassed Off, Made in Dagenham, and Kinky Boots, Joy charts the true story of the renegade research team who pioneered in vitro fertilisation, or IVF, in the 60s and 70s. From the producers of An Education and Brooklyn, and starring our …

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Review: Thomasin McKenzie out-sasses Bill Nighy in Netflix’s Joy

Rachel Mason will never forget the agony of having to make that phone call over and over again. A call she came to dread when, six times in two years, it delivered the same heart-breaking news: you are not pregnant. ‘Every time, I felt like I’d failed,’ she says. ‘I hate the word failure, but … The post After seven rounds of IVF, we ended up with not only a son – but a Netflix hit! Creators of test tube baby drama Joy reveal their OWN infertilit…

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After seven rounds of IVF, we ended up with not only a son - but a Netflix hit! Creators of test tube baby drama Joy reveal their OWN infertility struggle

“Joy, The Birth of IFV – Netflix” is a Netflix drama movie starring Thomasin McKenzie, James Norton, and Bill Nighy. It is directed by Ben Taylor. In 1978, Louise Joy Brown entered the world as the first “test-tube baby,” a groundbreaking moment in medical history. This achievement was the result of immense effort, overcoming substantial criticism and numerous ethical dilemmas. At its core, it was a fight to help women conceive children. “Joy” n…

Movie Review: Netflix’s ‘Joy’ is a loud cheer for fertility, for never giving up — and science

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