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The study is in Africa and involves poor populations with limited access to sanitation. In developed countries with proper sanitation and a low risk of HIV cont
by himinlomax 5y ago
The study is in Africa and involves poor populations with limited access to sanitation. In developed countries with proper sanitation and a low risk of HIV contamination to begin with, the risk/benefit is extremely unlikely to be comparable.
- hawk_ 5y agoYes I am not disagreeing, was just replying to a generalization > circumcision has zero benefits (health, hygiene, or otherwise), that while this may be true for wherever hn crowd resides, there are parts of the world where the risk/benefit isn't the same.