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The website of '''Kaiser Permanente''' depicts an [[intact ]] and [[circumcised ]] penis for comparison purposes, where the intact [[penis ]] is drawn crooked and the circumcised penis is drawn straight and symmetrical.<ref>{{REFweb

The late Dr. [[Edgar J. Schoen]] was Chief of Pediatrics at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland for 24 years.<ref>{{REFweb

}}</ref> Schoen's current former office is in the Julia Morgan building on Broadway that houses Kaiser Permanente's genetics department in San Fransico, only a few yards from the home office of [[Daniel T. Halperin]], assistant professor of anthropology at UCSF's Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPDS).<ref name="CaseForCirc">{{REFjournal

In 1987, Schoen was appointed head of the Task Force on Circumcision by the [[American Association Academy of Pediatrics]],<ref>American Journal of Diseases in Children, Vol 141: page 128. February 1987</ref> where he pushed for [[Routine Infant Circumcision| routine infant circumcision]], but the neonatologists on Schoen's committee wouldn't go for it. According to Schoen, not performing [[circumcision ]] would be "taking us back to nineteenth-century medicine on the eve of the 21st century," and that circumcision will prevent "dermatological problems".<ref name="CaseForCirc"/>

Schoen has had been noted sending emails to and from the [[Circlist]] email list.<ref>Schoen, E. (2006, April 22). ''My recent circ pubs'' [Online Forum Comment]. Retrieved from http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/MCIRC/message/16 Archive: http://circleaks.org/images/1/1f/MCIRC_-_Msg_16.pdf</ref> Schoen is also listed as approving content for a [[Gilgal Society]] brochure.<ref>{{REFbook