Does circumcision make a difference to the sexual experience of gay men? Findings from the Health in Men (HIM) cohort.

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Abstract
The relevance of circumcision in preventing male-to-male sexual transmission of HIV is poorly understood, in particular because any potential beneficial effect could be diminished by the impact of circumcision on sexual behavior.
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Mao, Limin
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Templeton, David
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Crawford, June
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Imrie, John
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Prestage, Garrett
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Grulich, Andrew
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Donovan, Basil
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Kaldor, John
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Kippax, Susan
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2008
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Journal Article
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UNSW Faculty
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