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A Prospective Field Study: Introducing the Shang Ring in Routine Clinical Settings
Male Circumcision (MC) is the only new biomedical method to demonstrate consistent efficacy as an HIV prevention intervention in randomized controlled trials (WHO and UNAIDS, 2007), based on three randomized controlled trials in Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa, that reported a protective effect of about 60%
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