Scaling Up Early Infant Male Circumcision: Lessons from the Kingdom of Swaziland | Clearinghouse on Male Circumcision

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Swaziland is the first country to introduce national early infant male circumcision (EIMC) into its voluntary medical male circumcision programme for HIV prevention. The authors of this article, published in a special supplement of the journal Global Health: Science and Practice, review Swaziland’s experience with EIMC from 2010 to 2014, describing its successes and challenges.

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Type: Website

Year of publication: 2016

Resource topic: Infant male circumcision

Resource type: Article

Country: Eswatini

Languages: English

Tags: EIMC, early infant male circumcision, lessons learned