James Heilman: Difference between revisions

Heilman is head of the department of emergency medicine at [https://www.interiorhealth.ca/locations/east-kootenay-regional-hospital East Kootenay Regional Hospital] in Cranbrook, British Columbia, [[Canada]] where he lives.

Heilman was born and raised in rural Saskatchewan. It appears that he received a [[circumcision]] at an early age. His behavior is typical of that of a [[circumcised]] man.<ref>{{REFweb

[[Canada]] has turned away from its former practice of non-therapeutic neonatal [[circumcision]]. Medical societies call it obsolete, non-therapeutic and unnecessary.<ref name="lebourdais1995">{{REFjournal

}}</ref> The Canadian Health Insurance Plans (HIPs) have not paid for non-therapeutic [[circumcision]] since 2006,<ref name="skeldon2008">{{REFdocument

}}</ref> and most Canadian hospitals no longer provide it. The incidence of non-therapeutic circumcision in Canada has sharply declined, nevertheless, Heilman appears to continue to support non-therapeutic circumcision.

Heilman has taken over the editing of articles relating to male [[circumcision]]. In this role, he now occupies the position formerly held by [[Jake H. Waskett]] and displays a similar circumcision [[bias]]. An examination of the circumcision related articles edited by Heilman, would lead one to believe that he has become an disciple of [[Brian J. Morris]] and his associates because of the frequent citation of Morris' biased articles.

Strangely, Heilman, who apparently lacks a [[foreskin]], relies on such men as [[Brian J. Morris]] and [[John N. Krieger]], who also lack a foreskin, for information on the nature of the sensation from the foreskin.