Barton understood that both men and women could be infertile and returned to London and established a fertility practice, pioneering AID for women who were unable to conceive a child with their husband/partner.
Both men and women could be infertile and returned to London. Both men and women could be established a fertility practice. Barton understood this. A fertility practice was pioneering AID for women. These women were unable to conceive a child with their husband/partner.