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1 online resource (streaming video file) (52 min. 12 sec.) ; 311918863 bytes |
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Should we forgo the foreskin in the name of public health? There's fierce argument in Australian medical circles about whether routine circumcision could significantly reduce the risk of illnesses including urinary tract infections, penile cancer, cervical cancer (for the partners of circumcised men) and HIV. What we do know is that far fewer boys are circumcised now than a generation ago. Why has the trend reversed so sharply? And should it be more widespread? Australian current affairs forum hosted by Jenny Brockie. (An SBS Production) CC |
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Broadcast 2012-10-02 at 20:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Circumcision -- Psychological aspects.
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Circumcision -- Religious aspects.
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Circumcision -- Social aspects.
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Female circumcision -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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Circumcision -- Law and legislation.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Brockie, Jenny, host
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Bicer, Ozgur, contributor
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Ditsoane, Seipati, contributor
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Drew, Nathan, contributor
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Drew, Tracey, contributor
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Fleming, Ben, contributor
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Fleming, Pip, contributor
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Freedman, Andrew, contributor
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Goldman, Hershel, contributor
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Leeper-Kubik, Amanda, contributor
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McDonald, Ben, contributor
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McDonald, Sabina, contributor
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Merchant, Nadeem, contributor
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Moir, Desleigh, contributor
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Moir, Elwyn, contributor
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Morris, Brian, contributor
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Orapeleng, Sharon, contributor
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Rogers, Kevin, contributor
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Russell, Terry, contributor
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Scott, Alison, contributor
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Swandy, Asung, contributor
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Williams, George, contributor
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Williams, Karl, contributor
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Wisniewski, Stan, contributor
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