Cutting HIV: male circumcision booms in Uganda
October 7th, 2008Like many cultural events, a male circumcision ceremony in eastern Uganda has its share of governing rules: the "candidate" is not supposed to see the surgeon until seconds before the cutting and his mother cannot be present.
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