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Male circumcision and HIV prevention
Ronald Gray
, David Serwadda
, Godfrey Kigozi
, Maria J. Wawer
Bloomberg School of Public Health
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HIV Prevention
100%
Male Circumcision
100%
Circumcision
83%
HIV Risk
50%
Randomized Trial
33%
HIV Acquisition
33%
HIV Infection
16%
Low Dose Rate
16%
High Prevalence
16%
Low Risk
16%
Africa
16%
Preventive Intervention
16%
West Africa
16%
Low Prevalence
16%
Treatment Efficacy
16%
Sub-Saharan Africa
16%
HIV Epidemic
16%
Trauma
16%
Asia
16%
Foreskin
16%
UNAIDS
16%
Prevention Efforts
16%
Southern Africa
16%
Inflammatory Conditions
16%
Muslims
16%
Receptive Anal Intercourse
16%
Biologically Plausible
16%
Non-Muslims
16%
Eastern Africa
16%
Genital Ulcer
16%
Ecological Analysis
16%
Prepuce
16%
Observational Trial
16%
Balanitis
16%
Over 50
16%
Genital Tract Infection
16%
Nursing and Health Professions
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
100%
Circumcision
100%
Prevalence
16%
Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection
8%
Inflammation
8%
Men Who Have Sex with Men
8%
Ulcer
8%
Genital Tract Infection
8%
World Health Organization
8%
Balanitis
8%
Psychology
Infectious Disease
100%
World Health Organization
50%
United States of America
50%