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To the majority, the arrival of British baby Louise Brown in 1978 seemed like any ordinary birth. However, Louise Brown’s arrival proved to be an altogether extraordinary event, for Louise’s birth was living proof that a scientific procedure known as in vitro fertilization could produce normal, healthy babies, even when the actual process of fertilization took place outside the human body. For countless couples who had expected to remain childless because of problems with the initial stages of pregnancy, Louise’s birth was a scientific miracle that offered new hope. Since 1978, many more such babies have been born in England, Australia, and the United States, and the term “test-tube babies” has become part of the English language. In the United States there are now entire clinics devoted solely to the process of in vitro fertilization.

What is the topic of the passage?
Louise Brown
In vitro fertilization
Pregnancy
Childless couples

Answer 1

The topic of the passage is **In vitro fertilization**.