Circumcised African Men Abandoning Condoms After Procedure
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 4 March 2014
- Tags:
- Africa, Health and Medicine
In most of the African nations where male circumcision programs are underway, proponents are in a difficult fight against cultural barriers. In this second edition of our three-part series, we focus on why some circumcised men are abandoning the use of condoms as well as the impact of witchcraft on circumcision. VOA's Gibbs Dube has our report.
Some Circumcised Men Shun Condoms
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- Male Cut 'Is No Right to Immorality'
- Challenges of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision
- Defying Elders and Changing Tradition
- Will African Men Line Up for Circumcision If There's No Doctor?
- Myths Affecting Uganda's Male Circumcision Policy to Tackle HIV
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- 'HIV Infections Drops By 35 Percent in Nigeria'
- Deaths From Aids-Related Causes Decline Drastically
- Deaf, and Shut Out from HIV Information
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- WHO Recommends 'Preventative' ARVs
- 73 000 Face ARV Resistance
- Investment Needed for Health and Human Rights of People Who Inject Drugs
- Sexual Violence Fuels HIV Epidemic
- Could HIV Self-Testing Be a Game Changer in Africa?
- Factbox - New HIV Infections Fall As Aids Epidemic Stabilises
