A friend mentioned she saw this online. She didn't bookmark it though. I'm anti-circ but I like to see what it said.
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Well, here's what a quick google search is turning up:
The Columbia school of public health is getting $$ from the Gates Foundation to study the benefits of adult male circ in Africa to prevent HIV transmission.
I came across this law review article that looks interesting and thought I'd post it.
I'll bet www.circinfo.net has the Columbia study if there is one but I cannot stomach reading through that whole mess.
The Columbia school of public health is getting $$ from the Gates Foundation to study the benefits of adult male circ in Africa to prevent HIV transmission.
I came across this law review article that looks interesting and thought I'd post it.
I'll bet www.circinfo.net has the Columbia study if there is one but I cannot stomach reading through that whole mess.
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i don't get the circ'ing to stop HIV. do they think the virus is only in the foreskin? i thought it was a bodily fluid thing. do they not think africans can use condoms???? that they'd rather be mutilated and be given a green light to have indiscriminate sex?
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Their thinking is that the inner mucosal foreskin is more susceptable to the virus. The flaw in their thinking is that there is always some inner mucosal foreskin left after circumcision. Usually 1/4 to 1/3 remains after circumcision. Couple that with the other methodological flaws in their "studies" and you will see that this "research" is nothing more than promoting an agenda to spread circumcision around the globe.
There are certain words that spread fear. At different times they have been Black Death (Bubonic Plague), tuberculosis, polio, masturbation and cancer. The latest is HIV/AIDS and I'm not surprised they have used this latest scare word in their promotion of male genital mutilation.
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There are certain words that spread fear. At different times they have been Black Death (Bubonic Plague), tuberculosis, polio, masturbation and cancer. The latest is HIV/AIDS and I'm not surprised they have used this latest scare word in their promotion of male genital mutilation.
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