Rene Frydman
Rene Frydman · Science & Medicine
Co-delivered Amandine, the first French IVF (test-tube) baby, in 1982
1943, Paris, France
Paris, France
Rene Frydman is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Co-delivered Amandine, the first French IVF (test-tube) baby, in 1982
Rene Frydman is a French obstetrician-gynecologist from a Jewish family, a pioneer of medically assisted reproduction in France. With biologist Jacques Testart he helped deliver Amandine, France's first IVF (test-tube) baby, in 1982, and later helped achieve France's first births from other assisted-reproduction techniques. His work opened fertility treatment to countless French families.
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Co-delivered Amandine, the first French IVF (test-tube) baby, in 1982
Source: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Frydman
