article_snippet.sent: Professor Simon Fishel, who is boss of Care Fertility, the first clinic in Britain to use EmbryoScope, said: ‘Professor Simon Fishel, who is boss of Care Fertility, the first clinic in Britain to use the EmbryoScope now know that embryos that do make babies and embryos that don’t make babies do different things. '
article_snippet.sent: And to be able to see this in a time-matched movie and to be able to analyse this scientifically is absolutely wonderful science for Professor Simon Fishel, who is boss of Care Fertility, the first clinic in Britain to use the EmbryoScope.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Professor Fishel, who was part of the team that produced first test-tube baby, Louise Brown, in 1978
article_snippet.sent: , said EmbryoScope was revealing the secrets about what happens to embryos as the secrets develop – and why it is that around 70 per cent of the secrets do not actually make babies.
article_snippet.sent: Professor Fishel said Professor Fishel patients were ‘awestruck’ when given the footage but that the clinic only gave parents
article_snippet.sent: Professor Fishel added that, at across the Care Fertility clinics, 1,000 couples, who had gone on to have a baby, had been given footage of 1,000 couples, who had gone on to have a baby embryo’s development.