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AIDS, 1994
Speculation has existed for decades on the association between the lack of male circumcision and the sexual transmission of disease. It has been suggested that the surface epithelium of the glans develops a protective keratin layer following circumcision which functions like a natural condom against contracting disease.
I, de Vincenzi, T, Mertens
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Speculation has existed for decades on the association between the lack of male circumcision and the sexual transmission of disease. It has been suggested that the surface epithelium of the glans develops a protective keratin layer following circumcision which functions like a natural condom against contracting disease.
I, de Vincenzi, T, Mertens
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In Defence of Male Circumcision
Monash Bioethics Review, 2013Controversies over the acceptability of male circumcision (MC) are not new to the international bioethical community. I do not expect to add much to the arguments or evidence presented elsewhere, but I want to acknowledge the often-overlooked political element in which the debate is entrenched.
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Minimally Invasive Male Circumcision
JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 2012David, Sokal +6 more
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