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Created for a voluntary medical male circumcision campaign in Zambia, this leaflet educates men on male circumcision.
Preview In this information booklet about male circumcision, a man who is interested in getting circumcised poses questions and receives answers about the procedure from a recently... read more
Created for women in Zambia, this comic booklet provides basic information on male circumcision through a discussion between two women.
This poster, which features photos of satisfied male circumcision clients, encourages men in Zambia to “face life’s challenges head on” by getting circumcised.
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
The results of research on the ShangRing device for performing voluntary medical male circumicision (VMMC), conducted in Kenya and Zambia, were presented at an AIDS 2014... read more
Preview This presentation highlights the results of a study on the use of the PrePex device in Zambia. It was part of an AIDS 2014 satellite session entitled ... read more
The results of pilot studies of the use of the PrePex device for performing adult male circumcision, conducted in South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, were presented at... read more
Part of the Man Who Cares campaign, this radio advertisement is designed to encourage parents to consider voluntary medical male circumcision for their sons.
A presentation on the potential to improve efficiency and magnitude of reductions in HIV incidence based on targeting clients by age and geography was given at the... read more