Introducing circumcision into a society will not prevent HIV infection

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Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (5):498-498 (2004)
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Introducing male neonatal circumcision into a non-circumcising society will almost certainly not prevent HIV infection and, in any case, needs to be undertaken with extreme care.In a critique of a paper proposing to …

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