World Milk Day 2024 Report – Celebrating Dairy’s Vital Role in Nutrition and Sustainability
This year, on June 1, we celebrated the vital role that dairy plays in delivering…
Research conducted in part by Dr. Allan Ronald and the University of Manitoba, long ago showed reduced risk of AIDS transmission in circumcised men. Despite subsequent recommendations by the World Health Organisation, countries have been slow to take up circumcision programming. One of the arguments was that men might be less responsible in their sexual decisions. New research shows that is not the case. Let’s hope the natural protection circumcision offers, combined with good practices, makes a dent in AIDS transmission.
http://www.newvision.co.ug/news/657801-aids-circumcision-campaign-lifted-by-new-evidence.html