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'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' from Sydney, Australia, is Nephrologist (renal specialist)<ref name="IAUS">{{REFweb

'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' from Sydney, [[Australia]], is Nephrologist (renal specialist)<ref name="IAUS">{{REFweb

|url=https://intactivistsofaustralasia.wordpress.com/2012/08/23/meet-the-circumcision-foundation-of-australia/

|title=Meet the <q>Circumcision Academy of Australia</q>

|date=2012-08-23

|accessdate=2022-07-07

}}</ref> ~~and~~ member of the alleged medical ~~organization~~ [[Circumcision Academy of Australia]], driven by [[circumfetishist]] [[Brian J. Morris]].

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== [[Circumfetish]] ==

Duggan is member of the alleged medical organisation [[Circumcision Academy of Australia]], driven by [[circumfetishist]] [[Brian J. Morris]].

== Research about Duggan ==

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Duggan is a Sydney based Nephrologist (renal specialist). She is listed as a co-author of the [[Circumcision Academy of Australia|CAA]]’s defining document, ‘Infant male circumcision: An evidence based policy statement’.

In its discussion of urinary tract infections ([[UTI]]’s) and renal disease, the CAA document claimed that a UK study had found that ‘cumulative prevalence (of UTI’s) to age 16 was 3.6% in [[uncircumcised]] boys’, however the article in question actually made no reference at all to the [[circumcision]] status of the boys included in its study. The CAA document also claimed that circumcision ‘protects against recurrence’ of UTI’s. It cited an article in the ''[[Journals|Journal of the American Medical Association]]'' (JAMA) as supporting evidence for that claim, however the JAMA article stated quite clearly that ‘the lack of circumcision documentation in 47% of male children limited our ability to accurately assess risk based on this important factor’.<ref name="IAUS"/>

In its discussion of urinary tract infections ([[UTI]]’s) and renal disease, the CAA document claimed that a UK study had found that ‘cumulative prevalence (of UTI’s) to age 16 was 3.6% in [[uncircumcised]] boys’, however the article in question actually made no reference at all to the [[circumcision]] status of the boys included in its study. The CAA document also falsely claimed that [[circumcision]] ‘protects against recurrence’ of UTI’s. It cited an article in the ''[[Journals|Journal of the American Medical Association]]'' (JAMA) as supporting evidence for that claim, however the JAMA article stated quite clearly that ‘the lack of circumcision documentation in 47% of male children limited our ability to accurately assess risk based on this important factor’.<ref name="IAUS"/>

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-'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' from Sydney, Australia, is Nephrologist (renal specialist)<ref name="IAUS">{{REFweb
+'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' from Sydney, [[Australia]], is Nephrologist (renal specialist)<ref name="IAUS">{{REFweb
   |url=https://intactivistsofaustralasia.wordpress.com/2012/08/23/meet-the-circumcision-foundation-of-australia/
   |title=Meet the <q>Circumcision Academy of Australia</q>
   |date=2012-08-23
   |accessdate=2022-07-07
-}}</ref> and member of the alleged medical organization [[Circumcision Academy of Australia]], driven by [[circumfetishist]] [[Brian J. Morris]].
+}}</ref>.
+== [[Circumfetish]] ==
+Duggan is member of the alleged medical organisation [[Circumcision Academy of Australia]], driven by [[circumfetishist]] [[Brian J. Morris]].
 == Research about Duggan ==
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 Duggan is a Sydney based Nephrologist (renal specialist). She is listed as a co-author of the [[Circumcision Academy of Australia|CAA]]’s defining document, ‘Infant male circumcision: An evidence based policy statement’.
-In its discussion of urinary tract infections ([[UTI]]’s) and renal disease, the CAA document claimed that a UK study had found that ‘cumulative prevalence (of UTI’s) to age 16 was 3.6% in [[uncircumcised]] boys’, however the article in question actually made no reference at all to the [[circumcision]] status of the boys included in its study. The CAA document also claimed that circumcision ‘protects against recurrence’ of UTI’s. It cited an article in the ''[[Journals|Journal of the American Medical Association]]'' (JAMA) as supporting evidence for that claim, however the JAMA article stated quite clearly that ‘the lack of circumcision documentation in 47% of male children limited our ability to accurately assess risk based on this important factor’.<ref name="IAUS"/>
+In its discussion of urinary tract infections ([[UTI]]’s) and renal disease, the CAA document claimed that a UK study had found that ‘cumulative prevalence (of UTI’s) to age 16 was 3.6% in [[uncircumcised]] boys’, however the article in question actually made no reference at all to the [[circumcision]] status of the boys included in its study. The CAA document also falsely claimed that [[circumcision]] ‘protects against recurrence’ of UTI’s. It cited an article in the ''[[Journals|Journal of the American Medical Association]]'' (JAMA) as supporting evidence for that claim, however the JAMA article stated quite clearly that ‘the lack of circumcision documentation in 47% of male children limited our ability to accurately assess risk based on this important factor’.<ref name="IAUS"/>
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+* [[Australia]]
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