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Malawi rules out circumcision for AIDS prevention

Two government officials in Malawi say the southern African nation will not officially promote male circumcision as an HIV-prevention strategy as they say there isn't enough evidence to support it.

Published
16 September 2010
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Yahoo News / AP
Zimbabwe aims to circumcise 80% of young men in drive against HIV

'Conveyor belt' operations on 1.2m males could help avert 40% of infections, International Aids Conference is told.

Published
20 July 2010
From
The Guardian
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South Africa: Controversy Over Circumcision Clamp

KwaZulu-Natal is committed to a massive male circumcision drive using all available medical methods including the controversial Tara Klamp, according to Health MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo.

Published
19 July 2010
From
All Africa.com
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