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'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''', Inc. is a Kentucky-based, woman-owned, for-profit corporation that provides evidence-based information regarding birth. The organization was created by [[Rebecca Dekker]], RN, M.S., Ph.D., and mother of three children. | '''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''', Inc. is a Kentucky-based, woman-owned, for-profit corporation that provides evidence-based information regarding birth. The organization was created by [[Rebecca Dekker]], RN, M.S., Ph.D., and mother of three children. | ||
| − | Birth usually is beyond the scope of IntactiWiki, however the American Medical Industry has associated medically-unnecessary, non-therapeutic infant circumcision with the birth process. Dr. Dekker has wisely provided a lengthy, well-researched article on infant male [[circumcision]], so her website is indexed here. However, she omitted discussion of the psychic and sexual [[trauma]] of [[circumcision]] and seems unaware that the cited 2012 AAP Circumcision Policy Statement had expired. | + | Birth usually is beyond the scope of IntactiWiki, however the [[Circumcision industry| American Medical Industry]] has associated medically-unnecessary, non-therapeutic infant circumcision with the birth process. Dr. Dekker has wisely provided a lengthy, well-researched article on infant male [[circumcision]], so her website is indexed here. However, she omitted discussion of the psychic and sexual [[trauma]] of [[circumcision]] and seems unaware that the cited 2012 AAP Circumcision Policy Statement had expired. |
Dekker attempted to maintain a posture of neutrality, which apparently led her to include numerous biased works by discredited [[Brian J. Morris]] and his [[Brian J. Morris/Co-authors| coauthors]]. Her otherwise fine work is marred by the presence of so much [[bias]]. | Dekker attempted to maintain a posture of neutrality, which apparently led her to include numerous biased works by discredited [[Brian J. Morris]] and his [[Brian J. Morris/Co-authors| coauthors]]. Her otherwise fine work is marred by the presence of so much [[bias]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 7 August 2024
Evidence Based Birth, Inc. is a Kentucky-based, woman-owned, for-profit corporation that provides evidence-based information regarding birth. The organization was created by Rebecca Dekker, RN, M.S., Ph.D., and mother of three children.
Birth usually is beyond the scope of IntactiWiki, however the American Medical Industry has associated medically-unnecessary, non-therapeutic infant circumcision with the birth process. Dr. Dekker has wisely provided a lengthy, well-researched article on infant male circumcision, so her website is indexed here. However, she omitted discussion of the psychic and sexual trauma of circumcision and seems unaware that the cited 2012 AAP Circumcision Policy Statement had expired.
Dekker attempted to maintain a posture of neutrality, which apparently led her to include numerous biased works by discredited Brian J. Morris and his coauthors. Her otherwise fine work is marred by the presence of so much bias.
Publications
Dekker R, Bertone A. Evidence and Ethics on: Circumcision. Evidence Based Birth. 19 July 2019; Retrieved 4 August 2024.
External links
Official website. Retrieved 4 August 2024
