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001) were less likely to circumcise for other reasons compared to Bugiri district.

We can now understand why Moses would decide not to circumcise his son.

Parents who want to circumcise their sons are likely to face waiting lists at Akershus University Hospital (Ahus) northeast of Oslo, where 13 of 15 urologists have reserved themselves against the procedure unless there's a medical need.

An alternative avenue to explore popular beliefs about circumcision may be parent's reasons for choosing to circumcise or not circumcise their newborn sons.

The number of American parents choosing to circumcise their infant males has been steadily declining, from a peak of 85 percent in the 1960s to around 50 percent today.

People here circumcise their daughters because they believe itAAEs required in Islam.

LAST NOVEMBER, Christopher Mims, a 30-year-old expecting dad, updated his Facebook status: "Those of you who had boys, did you circumcise him?

The Upper Egyptian governorate of Minya, 600 kilometers south of Cairo, was told that the girl's mother gave Karim 150 Egyptian Pounds ($ 27) to circumcise her daughter, who remains in critical condition.

Nonetheless, a negative attitude has been shown by female (21%) and male (42%) respondents, who intend to circumcise their future daughters.

Catholic hospitals that circumcise infants for nontherapeutic reasons violate the moral law.

18) Szasz also recorded the persistence of the advice to circumcise as a precaution against masturbation in textbooks such as Emmett Holt's and found the same recommendation in Griffith and Mitchell's Diseases of infants and children (1938).

Muslims and Christians alike circumcise their daughters.

It aims 'to circumcise at least 40 percent of male infants who come into contact with EIMC-providing facilities within 60 days after birth by 2019.

I said my wife and I understood their point of view, but we'd made the decision not to circumcise, and we hoped everyone else could accept and respect it.