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'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' are used to graphically display the geographic distribution of the prevalence and/or incidence of male [[circumcision]]. They are also used to indicate which U.S. State Medicaid Agencies have not yet discontinued payments for non-therapeutic circumcision and it indicate the incidence of circumcision in the various U. S. states.

'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' are used to graphically display the geographic distribution of the prevalence and/or incidence of male [[circumcision]]. They are also used to indicate which U.S. State Medicaid Agencies have not yet discontinued payments for non-therapeutic circumcision and to indicate the incidence of circumcision in the various U. S. states.

Prevalence is the percentage of all males (all ages) in a population who have been [[circumcised]]. It does not indicate the present rate (incidence) of circumcision.

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== Map showing incidence of neonatal circumcision in U.S. hospitals ==

We thank [[Saving Our Sons (SoS)]] for providing this map that shows the incidence of non-therapeutic neonatal [[circumcision]] in U.S. hospitals in 2009-10. The incidence of non-therapeutic circumcision is the percentage of newborn baby boys who are being [[circumcised]]. The overall incidence of circumcision of the newborn in the [[United States]] has declined somewhat since this map was prepared.<ref name="jacobson2021">{{REFjournal

We thank [[Saving Our Sons (SoS)]] for providing this map that shows the incidence of non-therapeutic neonatal [[circumcision]] in U.S. hospitals in 2009-10. The incidence of non-therapeutic circumcision is the percentage of newborn baby boys who are being [[circumcised]]. The overall incidence of circumcision of the newborn in the [[United States]] has declined somewhat since this map was prepared. The popularity of infant circumcision in the [[United States]] has been gradually declining for many years. Non-circumcision or [[intactness]] has become the norm among infant boys in many parts of the [[United States]].<ref name="jacobson2021">{{REFjournal

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* [[Australia]]

* [[Canada]]

* [[United States of America]]

[[Category:Genital cutting]]

[[Category:Male circumcision]]

[[Category:Australia]]

[[Category:Canada]]

[[Category:USA]]

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-'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' are used to graphically display the geographic distribution of the prevalence and/or incidence of male [[circumcision]]. They are also used to indicate which U.S. State Medicaid Agencies have not yet discontinued payments for non-therapeutic circumcision and it indicate the incidence of circumcision in the various U. S. states.
+'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' are used to graphically display the geographic distribution of the prevalence and/or incidence of male [[circumcision]]. They are also used to indicate which U.S. State Medicaid Agencies have not yet discontinued payments for non-therapeutic circumcision and to indicate the incidence of circumcision in the various U. S. states.
 Prevalence is the percentage of all males (all ages) in a population who have been [[circumcised]]. It does not indicate the present rate (incidence) of circumcision.
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 == Map showing incidence of neonatal circumcision in U.S. hospitals ==
-We thank [[Saving Our Sons (SoS)]] for providing this map that shows the incidence of non-therapeutic neonatal [[circumcision]] in U.S. hospitals in 2009-10. The incidence of non-therapeutic circumcision is the percentage of newborn baby boys who are being [[circumcised]]. The overall incidence of circumcision of the newborn in the [[United States]] has declined somewhat since this map was prepared.<ref name="jacobson2021">{{REFjournal
+We thank [[Saving Our Sons (SoS)]] for providing this map that shows the incidence of non-therapeutic neonatal [[circumcision]] in U.S. hospitals in 2009-10. The incidence of non-therapeutic circumcision is the percentage of newborn baby boys who are being [[circumcised]]. The overall incidence of circumcision of the newborn in the [[United States]] has declined somewhat since this map was prepared. The popularity of infant circumcision in the [[United States]] has been gradually declining for many years. Non-circumcision or [[intactness]] has become the norm among infant boys in many parts of the [[United States]].<ref name="jacobson2021">{{REFjournal
   |last=Jacobson
   |first=Deborah L.
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+* [[Australia]]
+* [[Canada]]
+* [[United States of America]]
 {{REF}}
 [[Category:Genital cutting]]
 [[Category:Male circumcision]]
+[[Category:Australia]]
+[[Category:Canada]]
 [[Category:USA]]