Sound Body
To cut or not to cut
Circumcision may help fight AIDS in Africa, but in the US, the medical argument is iffy
He's from Sweden. She's from China. They had their baby, a son, in America. And so Jonas and Kathy Hellgren confronted a classic American choice: Should they leave their infant boy's foreskin intact or should they have him circumcised? (Full article: 1380 words)
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