Male Circumcision: Is It Time to Act?

Male Circumcision: Is It Time to Act? 8/15/2006
Toronto, Canada

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Speakers for this session:
	Moderators Bertrand Auvert France National Agency for AIDS Research Renee Ridzon, M.D. United States Senior Program Officer, HIV, TB, and Reproductive Health Program Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

	"A Randomized Controlled Trial of Male Circumcision to Reduce HIV Incidence in Kisumu, Kenya: Progress to Date" Robert Bailey United States Professor, Epidemiology & Biostatistics University of Illinois, Chicago, School of Public Health Video \| Slides \| Bailey Abstract

	"Male Circumcision and HIV Infection Risk Among Tea Plantation Residents in Kericho, Kenya: Incidence Results After 1.5 Years of Follow-Up" Douglas Shaffer, M.D. Kenya Emergency Plan Program Director Video \| Slides \| Shaffer Abstract

	"The Potential Benefits of Expanded Male Circumcision Programs in Africa: Predicting the Population-Level Impact on Heterosexual HIV Transmission in Soweto" Kyeen Mesesan United States M.D./Ph.D. Candidate Yale University School of Medicine Video \| Slides \| Mesesan Abstract

	"Cost-Effectiveness of Male Circumcision in Sub-Saharan Africa" James Kahn, M.D. United States Professor, Division of Clinical Epidemiology, Institute for Health Policy Studies University of California-San Francisco Video \| Kahn Abstract

	"Male Circumcision in Siaya and Bondo Districts, Kenya: a Prospective Cohort Study to Assess Behavioural Disinhibition Following Circumcision" Kawango Agot Kenya Project Coordinator, Lumumba Health Center University of Nairobi Video \| Agot Abstract

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