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Guidance from the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) includes information about how the COVID-19 pandemic may affect voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC... read more
Preview A news release from the World Health Organization (WHO) summarises the highlights of updated guidelines based on more than 10 years of further evidence that voluntary medical... read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) provides the latest updates on the pandemic, country and technical guidance for policy makers and health care providers, advice on infection... read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) established a Technical Advisory Group (TAG) on Innovations in Male Circumcision in 2010 to advise WHO on the safety, acceptability, and public... read more
Designed to assist communicators in conducting an effective audience analysis among HIV-positive men, this worksheet from Uganda's Stylish Man Campaign guides users through... 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
Presentation on programmatic guidance for including devices in VMMC scale up programs delivered at the Meeting on Use of Devices for Medical Male Circumcision for HIV... read more