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Debate among national pediatric bodies regarding non-therapeutic infant male circumcision, weighing health benefits against procedural risks and ethical concerns.
in the sits at the intersection of contested medical evidence, competing ethical frameworks about consent and bodily integrity, and a fragmented legal and policy environment that leaves the choice pri...
European pediatric and legal bodies justify restrictions on non‑therapeutic infant circumcision primarily by invoking the child's right to bodily integrity and autonomy, concluding that routine circum...
National pediatric bodies diverge on non‑therapeutic infant male circumcision because they weigh the same evidence through different prisms: the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the U.S. Cente...