Circumcision found to reduce HIV infection
2 studies focused on impact in sub-Sahara Africa
Two medical studies released yesterday confirm that widespread circumcision of adult men is a powerful weapon against HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa, a finding that appears destined to reshape AIDS prevention strategies. (Full article: 639 words)
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