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|first2=M.

|title=A covenant with the status quo? Male circumcision and the new BMA guidance to doctors

|date=2005

|volume=31

The ''Journal of Medical Ethics'' published a "symposium on circumcision" in its June 2004 issue.<ref name="symposium2004">{{REFjournal

|title=Symposium on Circumcision

|date=2004

|volume=30

|first=S.

|title=Irreversible bodily interventions in children

|date=2004

|volume=30

|first=J.M.

|title=Circumcision: a surgeon’s perspective

|date=2004

|volume=30

|first=R.V.

|title=Male circumcision: a scientific perspective

|date=2004

|volume=30

|first=A.M.

|title=Value judgment, harm, and religious liberty

|date=2004

|volume=30

|first=S.K.

|title=Rationalising circumcision: from tradition to fashion, from public health to individual freedom—critical notes on cultural persistence of the practice of genital mutilation

|date=2004

|volume=30

|first=R.

|title=The development of professional guidelines on the law and ethics of male circumcision

|date=2004

|volume=30

|last=British Medical Association

|title=The law and ethics of male circumcision: guidance for doctors

|date=2004

|volume=30

The ''Journal of Medical Ethics'' devoted the entire July 2013 issue to the controversial issue of non-therapeutic circumcision of male children.<ref>{{REFjournal

|title=The issue of male circumcision

|date=2013

|volume=39

|first=B.

|title=The concise argument: Medical, religious and social reasons for and against an ancient rite

|date=2013

|volume=39

|first=B.D.

|title=The ethics of infant male circumcision

|date=2013

|volume=39