"The World Health Organization, and UNAIDS"
Both recommend circumcision for ADULT males, living in those countrys where HIV infection is high."
A report by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV /AIDS (UNAIDS) estimates that worldwide only 30 percent of males aged 15 and up are circumcised.
Rates vary greatly depending upon religion and nationality. Almost all Jewish and Muslim males in the world have circumcised penises, and together they account for about 70 percent of all circumcised males globally.
The United States has the highest proportion of males circumcised for non-religious reasons. A whopping 75 percent of non-Jewish, non-Muslim American men are circumcised. Compare that to Canada, where only 30% are. In the U.K. it's 20 percent; in Australia it's merely 6 percent.
The practice of circumcising baby boys for medical and cosmetic reasons has become controversial in the U.S. But recently the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UUNAIDS recommended circumcision for adult men, based upon evidence that men
with circumcised penises have a lower risk of being infected with HIV.
The CDC estimates that about 65 percent of all newborn boys get circumcised in the U.S.
By Martin Downs
Reviewed by Louise Chang
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***My thoughts,
plus a message to all those who may be jealous of the longer foreplay a cleaner circumcised penis provides-
...."Dont worry, Most Penises in the World are Uncut"
