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Circumcision in Baby Boys Prevent Heterosexual HIV Transmission

Male
circumcision is one of the most powerful interventions that is currently
available in the fight against HIV, according to an article published in the Medical
Journal of ...Read More

Posted on : Monday, September 27, 2010 7:23 PM
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Wodak, Morris and Cooper haven't a millimetre of foreskin between them. Its likely they are unaware of the functions of the foreskin and don't see it as having any inherent value. Wodak is a member of a community that have no experience with having foreskins. Morris is on a mission to rid the world of the male foreskin. There are at least 6 sub-Saharan African countries where circumcised men are more likely to have HIV than intact men. The claim of an inverse correlation between HIV and circumcision is false. For a number of reasons HIV African studies are irrelevant to Australia. Wodak has incorrectly said MediCare figures show the circumcision rate in Australia is 19%. They do not. There is a real possibility that circumcision increase male to female transmission of HIV. Circumcised USA has one of [if not the highest] rates of HIV in the world.
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