Authors: Seth C. Kalichman
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1000219
Abstract Summary
New research from Rwanda reveals that neonatal circumcision is not only effective for HIV prevention but also cost-saving. This finding adds compelling economic evidence to support early-life circumcision programs as a sustainable public health strategy in HIV-endemic regions.
Why Brain? ðŸ§
Study shows neonatal circumcision in Rwanda is cost-effective for HIV prevention, offering significant public health and economic benefits in high-prevalence regions.
License: CC BY.
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