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In March 2007, WHO/UNAIDS convened an international consultation including policy makers, programme managers, researchers, and AIDS and women's health advocates to examine the... read more
Preview 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
The results of a modeling study on the cost and impact of scaling up early infant male circumcision in southern and eastern Africa were presented during an AIDS 2014... read more
Preview Presented by Anne Thomas on behalf of Jason Reed at the 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), this webcast highlights the evidence, progress to date... read more
In March 2007, WHO/UNAIDS convened an international consultation including policy makers, programme managers, researchers, and AIDS and women's health advocates to... read more
This document provides an overview of a global initiative to engage volunteer surgical teams in building local capacity and improving access to voluntary medical male... read more
This self-assessment tool provides practical guidance on legal, regulatory, and policy considerations associated with implementation and scale-up of male circumcision services for... read more
This is one of the presentations given at the PEPFAR partners' meeting in 2009.