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American Medical Association: Report 10 (Neonatal Circumcision)
AMA policy statement on circumcision, December 1999.

American Urological Association: Circumcision
AUA policy statement on the procedure.

Ask Dr Sears: Circumcision
Provides information to assist in the decision of whether to circumcise your baby.

eMedicine Health: Circumcision
Provides information on the methods and health implications of surgical removal of the penis' foreskin.

FDA: EMLA Cream and Circumcision
FDA warning about the use of this local anaesthetic cream for circumcision surgery. (February 4, 1998)

FDA: Potential for Injury from Circumcision Clamps
U.S. Food and Drug Administration warning about circumcision clamps. (August 29, 2000)

Health Central: Circumcision
A collection of articles about this procedure.

Infants Feel and Remember Circumcision Pain
Offers a brief article detailing a study about infants and pain relating to circumcision.

Informed Consent for Medically Necessary Circumcision
Article including information about the procedure, risks, outcomes and documentation for consent.

Lysozyme, the Foreskin and HIV Protection
A summary of the evidence that the foreskin and the sub-preputial wetness under the foreskin (prepuce) may protect against human immunodeficiency virus. By George Hill. (March 19, 1999)

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