Does male circumcision cut risk of HIV infection?
OBG Management. 2005 November;17(11):8-10
November 1, 2005|ObGyn
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For the first time, a surgical intervention study attests to a link. What do we tell new parents?
It is unlikely that any single intervention will markedly reduce HIV infection unless we find a way to simultaneously strengthen conventional prevention behaviors.10
What do you tell your patients?
In the field of medicine, new data require constant changes in how we handle common clinical situations. At OBG Management we are interested in how you counsel your patients about the risks and benefits of circumcision. Please send us your insights regarding how to inform patients about the potential risks and benefits of the procedure.
