A new research has backed the campaign in Africa that was designed to protect against the AIDS virus. Three major trials have previously shown that, for heterosexual men, male circumcision reduces the risk of contracting HIV by as much as 60 percent -- a finding that has prompted the UN's World Health Organization (WHO) to recommend it as a voluntary prevention option, to be used along with the condom. But some experts have warned that circumcised men, ...Monday 21 July 2014
Research Supports Circumcision to Protect Against AIDS
A new research has backed the campaign in Africa that was designed to protect against the AIDS virus. Three major trials have previously shown that, for heterosexual men, male circumcision reduces the risk of contracting HIV by as much as 60 percent -- a finding that has prompted the UN's World Health Organization (WHO) to recommend it as a voluntary prevention option, to be used along with the condom. But some experts have warned that circumcised men, ...
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