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This transcript of a session at the XVIIth International AIDS Conference dicusses the descision to undergo male circumcision.
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Preview This presentation by Jhpiego describes the successes in VMMC achieved in Zambia’s Simoonga village thanks to the support of the chief and the partnership with 10 traditional... read more
This presentation describes Zambia's experience with pivoting to prioritize reaching men ages 15–29 for voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) services. It was part of an... read more
This plan was developed to serve as a dynamic guide for the transition of Zambia’s VMMC programme from a largely vertical effort to a routine programme that is integrated with... read more
A TeleECHOTM webinar series organized by the World Health Organization (WHO) addressed voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) services, with a focus on adolescents. This... read more
Preview Three slides outline how the Safe Love Campaign in Zambia used text messages to help connect men interested in getting circumcised with voluntary medical male circumcision... read more
Preview Jhpiego is the main VMMC technical support and training delivery partner in the Zambia Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) Technical Working Group. To marry demand with... read more