Stockholm:
Robert Edwards from England, on Monday (4 October 2010) won the Nobel Prize In Medicine for the development of Virto Fertilisation (IVF) or IVF which pioneered.
At the age of 85 years, Edwards won the prestigious prize for his hard work developing IVF, which has helped millions of couples (pasitri) have a child.
"Contribution shows a milestone in the development of modern medical science," said Board of the Nobel Institute in swedish Karolinka.
"Achievement given the opportunity to treat infertility, a medical condition that affects a large number of human beings, including a 10% of all pasitri around the world," he added.
Preses IVF requires the taking of a woman's ovaries and menyuburkannya in the laboratory with sperm taken from a man.
The division of the ovaries, the possible develop into early stage embryos and then inserted into a woman's uterus where, if running smoothly, it will become ovary baby.
Edwards began to pioneer the development of IVF in 1950. And "its efforts diyatakan finally succeeded on July 25, 197 when a world's first test tube baby was born, said the prize jury.
Since the birth of Louise Borwn, About a 4 million people have been born through IVF
