The 4skin & Cervical cancer - a deadly combination ...

From: Briar Rabbit (Briar_at_Rabbit.net)
Date: 07/23/04 

Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 03:22:49 +0200

Xyzzy wrote:

> Briar Rabbit <Briar@Rabbit.net> wrote in message news:<cdng2g$e16$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net>...
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>>So if you answer "none of the above" then you would not be pretty safe
>>now would you?
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>>then read this:
>>http://makeashorterlink.com/?U18032736
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>>IDSA: Circumcision Produces Eightfold Reduction in HIV Risk
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>
> Why do you suppose such headlines are not compelling intact men all
> over Europe & Canada & etc to go out and have their prepuces cut off?

Who knows, who cares.

Remember this issue is not about circ'ing the world but rather that male
circumcision is a perfectly acceptable parental decision as a result of
religious, cultural or medical considerations.

Talking about Europe. Let us talk about cervical cancer.

The skin freaks have long been selling the lie that cervical cancer is
not a problem in traditionally non-circumcising communities in Europe.

Now the first rule when dealing with skin freaks is that whenever they
say something often, stridently and loudly you need to know that with a
little scratching on the surface you will discover a can of worms.

Look at this study.

The cervical cancer epidemic that screening has prevented in the UK.
http://tinyurl.com/6x8e4

It states quite clearly that: "Cervical screening has prevented an
epidemic that would have killed about one in 65 of all British women
born since 1950..."

So what has prevented an epidemic of cervical cancer has been cervical
screening and the subsequent cervical cancer rates are an indication of
the success of such screening rather than providing proof that
circumcision does not contribute to a reduction in cervical cancer.

So where does this all lead us?

It reconfirms that anything and everything stated by the skin freaks
must be viewed with a very wary eye as a little scratching on the
surface will expose a can of worms.

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