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	}}</ref> Religions that require [[circumcision]] are little practiced in [[China]].		}}</ref> Religions that require [[circumcision]] are little practiced in [[China]].

	The article alluded to a possible improvement in sexual function,<ref name="scmp2024" /> however there is little, if any evidence to support that view.<ref>{{REFweb		The article alluded to a possible improvement in sexual function,<ref name="scmp2024" /> however there is little, if any evidence to support that view.<ref>{{REFweb
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	The SCMP reports a prevalence of circumcision of 14 percent in China,<ref name="scmp2024" /> which is far in excess of all medical requirements. Gordon & Collin (1993) estimated that only 1 to 2 percent of boys actually need a circumcision.<ref>{{REFjournal		The SCMP reports a prevalence of circumcision of 14 percent in [[China]],<ref name="scmp2024" /> which is far in excess of all medical requirements. Gordon & Collin (1993) estimated that only 1 to 2 percent of boys actually need a circumcision.<ref>{{REFjournal
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	\|title=Acceptability of early infant male circumcision among chinese parents: strategy implications of HIV prevention for china		\|title=Acceptability of early infant male circumcision among chinese parents: strategy implications of HIV prevention for china
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	\|quote=For many people on the mainland, circumcision is viewed as a “shameful body modification” and there is a lack of accurate understanding of the procedure.		\|quote=For many people on the mainland, circumcision is viewed as a “shameful body modification” and there is a lack of accurate understanding of the procedure.
	}}</ref>		}}</ref> The contest appears to have been organized by a Chinese [[medical trade association]] to promote the services of its urologist members.

	The reasons for these circumcisions are unclear. The [[American Academy of Pediatrics]] has long stated that "there are no medical indications for [[circumcision]] in the neonatal period."<ref name="aap1971">{{REFbook		The reasons for these circumcisions are unclear. The [[American Academy of Pediatrics]] has long stated that "there are no medical indications for [[circumcision]] in the neonatal period."<ref name="aap1971">{{REFbook
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	Zhang (2024) reported the cost of each circumcision surgery in [[China]] to be US$270-US$540,<ref name="scmp2024" /> so the practice of circumcision in [[China]] may be driven more by money than medical necessity.		Zhang (2024) reported the cost of each [[circumcision]] surgery in [[China]] to be US$270-US$540,<ref name="scmp2024" /> so the practice of circumcision in [[China]] may be driven more by money than medical necessity.

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	}}</ref> Religions that require circumcision are little practiced in China.		}}</ref> Religions that require [[circumcision]] are little practiced in [[China]].

	The article alluded to a possible improvement in sexual function,<ref name="scmp2024" /> however there is little, if any evidence to support that view.<ref>{{REFweb		The article alluded to a possible improvement in sexual function,<ref name="scmp2024" /> however there is little, if any evidence to support that view.<ref>{{REFweb
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	Zhang (2024) reported the cost of circumcision surgery in China to be US$270-US$540,<ref name="scmp2024" /> so the practice of circumcision in China may be driven more by money than medical necessity.		Zhang (2024) reported the cost of each circumcision surgery in [[China]] to be US$270-US$540,<ref name="scmp2024" /> so the practice of circumcision in [[China]] may be driven more by money than medical necessity.

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	The SCMP reports a prevalence of circumcision of 14 percent in China, which is far in excess of all medical requirements. Gordon & Collin (1993) estimated that only 1 to 2 percent of boys actually need a circumcision.<ref>{{REFjournal		The SCMP reports a prevalence of circumcision of 14 percent in China,<ref name="scmp2024" /> which is far in excess of all medical requirements. Gordon & Collin (1993) estimated that only 1 to 2 percent of boys actually need a circumcision.<ref>{{REFjournal
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	A '''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' among surgeons has been reported by the ''South China Morning Post''.<ref name="scmp2024">{{REFnews		A '''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' among surgeons has been reported by the ''South China Morning Post''.<ref name="scmp2024">{{REFnews
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			Zhang (2024) reported the cost of circumcision surgery in China to be US$270-US$540,<ref name="scmp2024" /> so the practice of circumcision in China may be driven more by money than medical necessity.

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