1. Americans
1.1. wealthy/fruits of globilization
1.2. emigration
1.2.1. islams: ivf was allowed
1.2.1.1. many lab mistakes/ prefer done in Egypt
2. Islam
2.1. fatwa: many followers/guidelines
2.1.1. immoralities? superior to who?
2.1.1.1. media and its roles
2.1.1.1.1. mixing will occur
2.2. al-zhar/qur'an important as fatwa: guidelines
2.2.1. religion can be a privilage
2.2.1.1. preserve origins
2.3. contraception? religious discourse
2.3.1. infertility? educated?
2.3.1.1. class issues/ special prayers
3. Religion
3.1. most fundamental areas/morals?
3.2. local restrictions/ abortion
3.2.1. women's rights progress?
3.2.1.1. rise to moral controversies/ anthropology left out
3.3. biomedicine?
3.3.1. 6major concerns
4. providers
4.1. no personal info. asked
4.1.1. Goal 1
4.1.2. Goal 2
4.2. health-success rates
4.2.1. Session Rule 1
4.2.2. Session Rule 2
4.2.3. Session Rule 2
4.3. reproductive medicine
4.4. global penetration is rapid
4.4.1. "cutting edge" technologies
4.5. which choice to make?
4.6. rely on private practitioners
4.6.1. examines what happens with infertile patients
5. IVF Egypt
5.1. southern edge of Cairo
5.2. Maadi Center
5.2.1. brilliant technician
5.2.1.1. two famous brothers
5.2.1.1.1. admirable delivery of bad news
6. Quality
6.1. medical sociological terms
6.1.1. medically controlled
6.1.2. little sense of empowerment for women
6.1.2.1. blames husband for not producing
6.2. prioritize
6.2.1. switch providers?