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A longitudinal study of more than 3,000 Kenyan men was conducted to determine the prevalence of penile coital injuries and associations between them and covariates such as male... read more
More than 3 million men and boys were circumcised in 14 priority countries in Africa in 2014 —a 22 percent increase over the 2013 total — reports the World Health Organization in... read more
Preview An excerpt from AVAC’s 2014/15 report, Prevention on the Line, this document highlights progress and successes to date, and identifies gaps and opportunities, in the scale-up of... read more
The goal of 80 percent prevalence of voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) in the 14 priority countries in sub-Saharan Africa must be achieved by 2020 as part of a fast-track... read more
An overview of the voluntary medical male circumcision programme in Lesotho and its impact on men's uptake of HIV diagnoses and treatment services was presented at... read more
Preview Findings from a comparative process evaluation study on the quality of voluntary medical male circumcision services in Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe were ... read more
Produced by CareWorks, this 2:53-minute video features animated infographics that illustrate the importance of voluntary medical male circumcision in combination with other... read more
Watch video One HIV infection could be prevented for every five to 15 men circumcised in settings with high levels of HIV and low rates of male circumcision — at a cost of US $150 to $900 per... read more
This report summarizes findings for each of the 10 targets and commitments. Each section takes account of GARPR results, findings from the mid-term reviews and other... read more
The Circumcision Impact Study is a series of three household surveys conducted in Kisumu, Kenya, from 2008 to 2013 to assess the impact of the voluntary medical male circumcision... read more
The present article highlights the quality, consistency and robustness of the scientific evidence that underpins the public health recommendations, guidance, and tools on VMMC.... read more
Abstract for the rebuttal article to Boyle and Hill's criticisms of VMMC as an effective HIV prevention strategy.
Representatives from 12 countries in eastern and southern Africa attended a training workshop, conducted in Nairobi, Kenya, 19-21 April 2010, to learn how to use the... read more
This article is based on the preliminary findings of a five-country study exploring voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) and its implications for women. The Women’s HIV... read more
Snipped is a short-length documentary by Jeremy Gans that explores the use of male circumcision as an HIV intervention in eastern and southern Africa. The film takes viewers... read more