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Tag Archives: research
RESEARCH: Politics plays a part in research
An object lesson, perhaps first pioneered in the case of infant circumcision and largely still unrecognized in that area, has recently gotten some attention in the media. Advocates for research funds in any disease obviously play politics to get it, … Continue reading
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Tagged AIDS, CDC, Center for Disease Control, Chronic Fatique Syndrome, circumcision, HIV, politics, research
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NOTEBOOK: Strategies for influencing the use of male circumcision in HIV prevention
The time has come (perhaps has been here a while) to look at influencing the debate viz. the use of male circumcision in HIV prevention. Obviously, this blog has held a skeptical view of male circumcision from the beginning. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, AIDS, circumcision, collaborative, female circumcision, HIV, public health policy, research
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