Table 3.
Attitudes of respondents on infertility as a disease and societal obligations regarding access to care.
| Attitudes | Insurance coverage | No insurance coverage | Neutral | P value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infertility is a disease (n = 286) | 222 (77.6%) | 16 (5.6%) | 48 (16.8%) | |
| Infertility is not a disease (n = 741) | 346 (46.7%) | 173 (23.3%) | 222 (30%) | <.001 |
| Doctors have social responsibility (n = 217) | 172 (79.3%) | 15 (6.9%) | 30 (13.8%) | |
| Doctors have no social responsibility (n = 810) | 396 (48.9%) | 174 (21.5%) | 240 (29.6%) | <.001 |
| Immigrants should have access (n = 339) | 232 (68.4%) | 29 (8.6%) | 78 (23%) | |
| Immigrants should not have access (n = 688) | 336 (48.8%) | 160 (23.3%) | 192 (27.9%) | <.002 |