‘The final door to future parenthood’: the need for a fair balance between the procedural and substantive justice in in vitro fertilization (IVF) and patient consent in Kenya.

In 1978 in England, the In vitro fertilisation technique was first launched as a research project to determine whether a baby can be born using controlled laboratory conditions. Following the success of the first baby Louise Brown to be born under this technique, In vitro fertilisation was adopted a