World Medical Association to investigate non-therapeutic circumcision

Reuters. Friday, 26 April 1996.

WESTPORT, Apr 26 (Reuters) - The World Medical Association (WMA), a group of 63 national medical associations, just concluded its annual council meeting in Geneva. The WMA took a public stand on a number of issues of international concern to physicians, including:

Male Circumcision: The WMA Council decided to investigate the practice of routine medical circumcision of male infants for nonreligious reasons.
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World Medical Association to investigate non-therapeutic circumcision. Reuters. 1996-04-26

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