#i2 Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) response to Prof Cooper & Prof Brian Morris calls for infant circumcision in Australia (RACP Chairman Prof Forbes stated circumcision causes morbidity & mortality in children) http://mondofown.blogspot.com/2018/06/racp-medical-journal-of-australia.html … … … …
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Replying to @Mindofown
Actually, circumcision causes far more children to remain alive. In fact, the occurrence of ANY type of complication (very minor in most cases) is low; at a rate ranging from 0.19%-3.1%. (North American Journal of Medical Sciences)
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Replying to @CircsUp
#i2 Actually If you look at the science from Australia, since circumcision ended in the 1970's Australian children have become healthier with fewer health problems and lower infant mortality, if what you said were true the health data would be opposite to what it is? u r debunked1 reply 0 retweets 4 likes -
Replying to @Mindofown
Hey smarty pants. Infant mortality rates have gone down everywhere and it has to do with better medicines, technology, and doctors. But nice try flipping numbers to support your agenda. We’re still circumcising boys. Debunked your bunk with facts!
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Replying to @CircsUp @Mindofown
Wow, the infant mortality rates are still higher in the US than in those other countries who do NOT regularly sexually mutilate their children at birth. You'd expect the opposite from your assertion...
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Replying to @brownburr42 @Mindofown
Do you mean his assertion? My point reigns. Infant mortality rates have gone down regardless of circumcision trends.
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27840622 SIDS is much more common in males than females, this hypothesis proposes that circumcision might account for some or all of the gender gap.
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