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'''Keith Ramsey''' is a doctor of pediatrics and adolescent medicine. He posted a link repeating [[Brian J. Morris]]' publication on Mayo Clinic's Proceedings publication.<ref name="morris2014">{{REFjournal

'''Keith Ramsey''' is a doctor of pediatrics and adolescent medicine. He posted a link repeating [[Brian J. Morris]]' publication on ''Mayo Clinic's Proceedings'' publication.<ref name="morris2014">{{REFjournal

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|Title=A Comment on the Mayo Clinic Repost Itself

|Text=I review studies pertaining to Pediatrics that I think will be of interest for the parents of my patients. I try to convey that information, along with the source, on my site. In general, I try not to comment on the research. The Mayo Clinic has an excellent reputation for disease treatment, prevention and education. Here is a link to their article. I do not place these reports on my site in order to debate or stir up controversy. Readers can debate the research if they wish. I think disagreements and comments from readers, are acceptable, as long they are civil in nature.

|Text=I review studies pertaining to ''Pediatrics'' that I think will be of interest for the parents of my patients. I try to convey that information, along with the source, on my site. In general, I try not to comment on the research. The Mayo Clinic has an excellent reputation for disease treatment, prevention and education. Here is a link to their article. I do not place these reports on my site in order to debate or stir up controversy. Readers can debate the research if they wish. I think disagreements and comments from readers, are acceptable, as long they are civil in nature.

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==Postscript==

The 2012 [[AAP]] Circumcision Policy Statement attracted intense ongoing critical comment from many sources. The AAP did not reaffirm the statement and allowed it to expire in 2017. The AAP has not published a replacement statement, so the medical trade association now ''no'' current position on [[circumcision]].

The 2012 [[AAP]] Circumcision Policy Statement attracted [[American_Academy_of_Pediatrics#Criticism| intense ongoing critical comment]] from many sources. The AAP did not reaffirm the statement and allowed it to expire in 2017. The AAP has not published a replacement statement, so the medical trade association now ''no'' current position on [[circumcision]].

Jacobson et al. (2021) collected circumcision statistics from the Kids' Inpatient Database from 2002 to 2016. They reported that the incidence of non-therapeutic neonatal circumcision has "decreased significantly over time", with the incidence of [[circumcision]] in the [[United States]], being 52.1 percent in 2016.<ref name="jacobson2021">{{REFjournal

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-'''Keith Ramsey''' is a doctor of pediatrics and adolescent medicine. He posted a link repeating [[Brian J. Morris]]' publication on Mayo Clinic's Proceedings publication.<ref name="morris2014">{{REFjournal
+'''Keith Ramsey''' is a doctor of pediatrics and adolescent medicine. He posted a link repeating [[Brian J. Morris]]' publication on ''Mayo Clinic's Proceedings'' publication.<ref name="morris2014">{{REFjournal
   |last=Morris
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 {{Citation
   |Title=A Comment on the Mayo Clinic Repost Itself
-  |Text=I review studies pertaining to Pediatrics that I think will be of interest for the parents of my patients. I try to convey that information, along with the source, on my site. In general, I try not to comment on the research. The Mayo Clinic has an excellent reputation for disease treatment, prevention and education. Here is a link to their article. I do not place these reports on my site in order to debate or stir up controversy. Readers can debate the research if they wish. I think disagreements and comments from readers, are acceptable, as long they are civil in nature.
+  |Text=I review studies pertaining to ''Pediatrics'' that I think will be of interest for the parents of my patients. I try to convey that information, along with the source, on my site. In general, I try not to comment on the research. The Mayo Clinic has an excellent reputation for disease treatment, prevention and education. Here is a link to their article. I do not place these reports on my site in order to debate or stir up controversy. Readers can debate the research if they wish. I think disagreements and comments from readers, are acceptable, as long they are civil in nature.
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 ==Postscript==
-The 2012 [[AAP]] Circumcision Policy Statement attracted intense ongoing critical comment from many sources. The AAP did not reaffirm the statement and allowed it to expire in 2017. The AAP has not published a replacement statement, so the medical trade association now ''no'' current position on [[circumcision]].
+The 2012 [[AAP]] Circumcision Policy Statement attracted [[American_Academy_of_Pediatrics#Criticism| intense ongoing critical comment]] from many sources. The AAP did not reaffirm the statement and allowed it to expire in 2017. The AAP has not published a replacement statement, so the medical trade association now ''no'' current position on [[circumcision]].
+Jacobson et al. (2021) collected circumcision statistics from the Kids' Inpatient Database from 2002 to 2016. They reported that the incidence of non-therapeutic neonatal circumcision has "decreased significantly over time", with the incidence of [[circumcision]] in the [[United States]], being 52.1 percent in 2016.<ref name="jacobson2021">{{REFjournal
+ |last=Jacobson
+ |first=Deborah L.
+ |init=
+ |author-link=
+ |last2=Balmert
+ |first2=Lauren C.
+ |init2=
+ |author2-link=
+ |last3=Holl
+ |first3=Jane L.
+ |init3=
+ |author3-link=
+ |last4=Rosoklija
+ |first4=Ilina
+ |init4=
+ |author4-link=
+ |last5=Davis
+ |first5=Matthew M.
+ |init5=
+ |author5-link=
+ |last6=Johnson
+ |first6Emilie K.
+ |init6=
+ |author6-link=
+ |etal=no
+ |title=Nationwide Circumcision Trends: 2003 to 2016
+ |trans-title=
+ |language=
+ |journal=J Urol
+ |location=
+ |date=2021-01
+ |volume=205
+ |issue=1
+ |article=
+ |pages=257-63
+ |url=https://www.auajournals.org/doi/abs/10.1097/JU.0000000000001316
+ |pubmedID=32716676
+ |pubmedCID=
+ |DOI=10.1097/JU.0000000000001316
+ |accessdate=2022-11-06
+}}</ref>
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