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Factors Associated With Uptake of Infant Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Western Kenya
Pediatrics, 07/11/2012

Young MR et al. – Fathers are important in the infant male circumcision (IMC) decision–making process. Fathers, as well as mothers, should be targeted for optimal scale–up of IMC services. Circumcision programs should offer services for males of all ages, as male circumcision at some age is highly acceptable to both men and women.

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Factors Associated With Uptake of Infant Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Western Kenya Pediatrics, 07/11/2012

Factors Associated With Uptake of Infant Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Western Kenya
Pediatrics, 07/11/2012