Here we go again, the pro-circs will grab on to this to back up their point, the anti-cercs will go off their direction.
In the US, the greatest portion of men currently infected with HIV are those born when the percentage of men being circumcised was at it's highest. If the theory really worked, a great number of those men would not have been infected.
It is safe sex, personal hygiene, use of condoms, and other common sense practices that prevent HIV, removing a foreskin will in and of itself play a percentage role that is so low as to be the equivalent of winning Powerball.
One of the things I can see in this is the desire of the medical community to create a new way to extract money from government funded medical agencies as a "preventative". If the presence or absence of a foreskin was a major factor, and considering that we have been in an HIV present world for about 30 years, don't you think that this factor would have come out before now? Again, this has the earmarks of a profit maker more than the earmarks of a disease process preventative.
In the US, the greatest portion of men currently infected with HIV are those born when the percentage of men being circumcised was at it's highest. If the theory really worked, a great number of those men would not have been infected.
It is safe sex, personal hygiene, use of condoms, and other common sense practices that prevent HIV, removing a foreskin will in and of itself play a percentage role that is so low as to be the equivalent of winning Powerball.
One of the things I can see in this is the desire of the medical community to create a new way to extract money from government funded medical agencies as a "preventative". If the presence or absence of a foreskin was a major factor, and considering that we have been in an HIV present world for about 30 years, don't you think that this factor would have come out before now? Again, this has the earmarks of a profit maker more than the earmarks of a disease process preventative.