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Revision as of 01:20, 28 July 2021
| Owner: | |
|---|---|
| Brian J. Morris | |
| Members & Associates: | |
| Alex Wodak | |
| Terry Russell | |
| Anthony Dilley | |
| Robin J. Willcourt | |
| David A. Cooper | |
| Adrian Mindel | |
| Michael Lowy | |
| Leslie Schrieber | |
| Karen A. Duggan | |
| Eugenie R. Lumbers | |
| Stephen R. Leeder |
The Circumcision Academy of Australia "aims to promote reliable medical research information on circumcision as a public health issue and facilitate education on good clinical practice. In addition it supports parental and individual choice in obtaining medical or religious circumcision in the Australian community. It is not aligned with any medical body nor with any particular religious faith".[1]
The homepage references circinfo.net and quotes several papers by Brian J. Morris.
The Circumcision Academy of Australia seems to have been a failure in promoting circumcision in Australia, as the incidence of non-therapeutic infant circumcision has declined rapidly to only four percent of newborn boys.
External links
References
- ↑
Circumcision Academy of Australia
, Australia, Circumcision Academy of Australia. Retrieved 22 September 2012.
