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     Circumcision Exposed
Rethinking a Medical and
Cultural Tradition

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Awakenings: A Preliminary Poll of Circumcised Men
Revealing the long-term harm and healing the wounds of infant circumcision (1994)

The first known investigation into the
adverse physical, sexual and psychological consequences to men
of a surgery they did not choose.

See also: Global Survey of Circumcision Harm (2012 to present)

The risks of newborn circumcision are an underreported and ignored factor in this argument. Most often a poor surgical result is not recognized until years after the event. The adverse long-term consequences of infant circumcision on the sexual health of American men must be recognized by physicians, parents and legislators.
James L. Snyder, M.D.
Past President, Virginia Urologic Society

Society cannot hear what men do not say.
Men cannot say what we don't feel; and we can't get in touch with our feelings until we raise our awareness of an issue.
Warren Farrell, Ph.D.
Author of The Myth of Male Power, and Why Men Are The Way They Are

Until now, most men have been asleep on this issue.
Betty Katz-Sperlich, R.N.
Maternity Nurse, St. Vincent Hospital, Santa Fe, NM

127 pages of text, 50 pages of appendices,
338 references, 25 illustrations and photos.

View Table of Contents or Download the Full Report.
Findings were formally published in the January 1999 issue of British Journal of Urology International
and can be viewed online as:
A Preliminary Poll of Men Circumcised in Infancy or Childhood
(www.noharmm.org/bju.htm)