Mehmet Cengiz Öz: Difference between revisions

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}}</ref> Roizen & Öz make no mention of the extreme [[pain]], the physical and psychic [trauma]], the possible [[risks_and_complications]] of surgery, the violation of [[human rights]] of the child, or the medical ethics of amputating a normal, healthy body part from a fellow human being without consent of the patient. Goldman (2004) argued that there is much inappropriate [[bias]] in favor of child [[circumcision]] among American health care professionals.<ref>{{REFjournal

}}</ref> Roizen & Öz make no mention of the extreme [[pain]], the physical and psychic [[trauma]], the possible [[risks_and_complications]] of surgery, the violation of [[human rights]] of the child, or the medical ethics of amputating a normal, healthy body part from a fellow human being without consent of the patient. Goldman (2004) argued that there is much inappropriate [[bias]] in favor of child [[circumcision]] among American health care professionals.<ref>{{REFjournal

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A search at PUBMED found 372 articles of which Dr. Öz was a listed author. All are in the field of cardiovascular medical science. Dr. Öz has not published regarding the [[foreskin]], [[circumcision]], or [[genital integrity]].

* [[Circumcised]]

* [[Islam]]

* [[United States of America]]

* {{URLwebsite|https://www.doctoroz.com|2024-11-21}}

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[[Category:Physician]]

[[Category:Surgeon]]

[[Category:Celebrity]]

[[Category:Islam]]

[[Category:Turkey]]

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-}}</ref> Roizen & Öz make no mention of the extreme [[pain]], the physical and psychic [trauma]], the possible [[risks_and_complications]] of surgery, the violation of [[human rights]] of the child, or the medical ethics of amputating a normal, healthy body part from a fellow human being without consent of the patient. Goldman (2004) argued that there is much inappropriate [[bias]] in favor of child [[circumcision]] among American health care professionals.<ref>{{REFjournal
+}}</ref> Roizen & Öz make no mention of the extreme [[pain]], the physical and psychic [[trauma]], the possible [[risks_and_complications]] of surgery, the violation of [[human rights]] of the child, or the medical ethics of amputating a normal, healthy body part from a fellow human being without consent of the patient. Goldman (2004) argued that there is much inappropriate [[bias]] in favor of child [[circumcision]] among American health care professionals.<ref>{{REFjournal
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 A search at PUBMED found 372 articles of which Dr. Öz was a listed author. All are in the field of cardiovascular medical science. Dr. Öz has not published regarding the [[foreskin]], [[circumcision]], or [[genital integrity]].
 {{SEEALSO}}
+* [[Circumcised]]
 * [[Islam]]
+* [[United States of America]]
 {{LINKS}}
 * {{URLwebsite|https://www.doctoroz.com|2024-11-21}}
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 [[Category:Physician]]
 [[Category:Surgeon]]
+[[Category:Celebrity]]
 [[Category:Islam]]
 [[Category:Turkey]]