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Created for the Stylish Man Campaign in Rakai, Uganda, this document is a guide to planning and organising community competitions. The campaign seeks to improve the health and... read more
Created for health workers, this booklet provides basic information on medical male circumcision.
The Women Won't Wait Campaign designed this fact sheet to educate others on their campaign and mission to end HIV and violence against women.
This brochure is designed to help prevention advocates understand the ramifi cations of findings from studies of male circumcision for HIV prevention, and to explore the... read more
This is one of the presentations given at the PEPFAR partners' meeting.
This is one of the presentations given at the PEPFAR partners' meeting.
This paper is desiged to assist those involved in introducing or expanding male circumcision services with consideration for for human rights, and legal and ethical issues.
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This is one of the presentations given at the PEPFAR partners' meeting in 2009.
An overview of a community mobilization, multimedia and demand generation campaign in Rakai district, SW Uganda, included as part of the second webinar, Moving VMMC... read more
This issue highlights the World Health Organization’s latest update on the scale up of voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) in priority countries, dozens of... read more