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The discussions reflect a generally positive reception of the article, with many posts emphasizing its scientific rigor and real-world implications, such as references to multiple randomized controlled trials and statements like 'circumcision lowers HIV risk by 50-60%.' The language and tone, including phrases like 'scientific studies,' 'recommendation,' and 'impactful,' convey respect for the research and its potential to influence health policies.
Most discussions acknowledge the validity of the study, referencing its findings that circumcision reduces HIV risk by about 50-60%.
Participants display moderate interest, referencing multiple studies and discussing the relevance of the research to public health.
Posts show active engagement by citing specific studies, mentioning related health benefits, and debating the interpretation and applications of the findings.
The discussions highlight the significant influence of the study on public health policies and perceptions about circumcision as an HIV prevention strategy.
today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence communities, adult male circumcision can reduce risk of HIV transmission by 60%. https://t.co/aGukp5MVFn #FOTD #MEDed @CleClinicUro
Uganda: https://t.co/4vdXOT8Q8p Takip çalışması: https://t.co/xGbNytSwS6 Kenya: https://t.co/a3aNS14B4y Güney Afrika: https://t.co/L7UwZuqU2A Çin: https://t.co/PROSbKxtN3 Kaynak: https://t.co/cqLJ7UgGzW
Here are the RCTs: https://t.co/tqDbOUJsE5 https://t.co/FNnVjUIxzh https://t.co/OqkEqmoY22
Here are the three randomized controlled trials that in the mid-2000s proved that circumcision lowers female to male HIV transmission risk. Real-world analyses have subsequently supported this conclusion. 2/ https://t.co/tqDbOUIUOx https://t.co/R4vSbS7R07 https://t.co/pc9s2shJdU
@bfhermann @Nondual8 @eyeslasho 1- https://t.co/5Py6hzsFgj 2- https://t.co/74R20BkWle 3- https://t.co/jx8WeXGlrG 4- https://t.co/XYw5wpccEX 5- https://t.co/Zu6RI1Xz9w 6- https://t.co/S5E45t8hES https://t.co/MvzFdBl2mO
@Opus_Rexx @thepeacepoet99 UTIs? STIs. Auvert, B., Taljaard, D., Lagarde, E., Sobngwi-Tambekou, J., Sitta, R., & Puren, A. (2005). Randomized, Controlled Intervention Trial of Male Circumcision for Reduction of HIV Infection Risk: The ANRS 1265 Trial. PLOS Medicine, 2(11), e298. https://t.co/DbowHFUjGD
This study evaluated whether male circumcision reduces HIV infection risk in men aged 18-24 in South Africa, showing a 60% protection rate and highlighting its potential role in HIV prevention efforts.
This meta-analysis of three randomized controlled trials involving 11,050 men found that male circumcision significantly reduces the risk of heterosexually acquired HIV infection, with a relative risk of 0.44, meaning…
@Bouffeur2msemen @r4mses2 @anybvg_ Si. C'est plus hygiénique dans le sens où tu peux te nettoyer plus facilement en état circoncis, de plus ça aide à prévenir des maladies comme le VIH, même l'OMS avait mis en place des compagnes de circoncision des Hommes pour prévenir le VIH https://t.co/eLtjvih08u https://t.co/MrRdeJyt7d
@grok @Zakr009 @ProfKibwana @grok 1️⃣ Circumcision does not provide full protection from HIV just like water doesn’t fully protect from HIV but may reduce risk. It gives partial, not complete, protection. https://t.co/jDiyS0tvMa 2️⃣ WHO and UNAIDS (2023) confirm circumcision is optional and partial. Condoms,
@Irimikiki @SVimaire Exemple d'études : https://t.co/Dx6mCnB5AX https://t.co/4dyBk3OtfY https://t.co/RvzluGs8el https://t.co/07EcmgUikD Réduction de 50% / 60% de l'infection au VIH ! A tel point que l'OMS recommande la circoncision comme méthode complémentaire de prévention https://t.co/9LbytP5K5G
@ShitpostRock Phimosis is more than zero you goof balls but since we're doing this apparently... HIV Prevention: https://t.co/FBapBH00fT https://t.co/2TLRzTIaqW UTI prevention: https://t.co/wBwHlJHq3W https://t.co/UGwsz4GTiB etc.
@Janetloo @Liberacrat South African Trial (Orange Farm, South Africa) Publication: Auvert, B., et al. (2005). "Randomized, Controlled Intervention Trial of Male Circumcision for Reduction of HIV Infection Risk: The ANRS 1265 Trial." PLOS Medicine, 2(11), e298. Location: Orange Farm, near
You idiots hate science. Not a single one of you came to your position from the science. https://t.co/dljrMPjcsd
RT @benryanwriter: Here are the RCTs: https://t.co/tqDbOUJsE5 https://t.co/FNnVjUIxzh https://t.co/OqkEqmoY22
Here are the RCTs: https://t.co/tqDbOUJsE5 https://t.co/FNnVjUIxzh https://t.co/OqkEqmoY22
@TonerousHyus @DataRepublican Don’t know about Malawi but in South Africa it did. https://t.co/Febf0TVgru
@VictimsMatter00 @DataRepublican I saw a study that said circumcision reduces HIV risk by something like 60%. Here’s the link: https://t.co/Febf0TVgru
@Opus_Rexx @thepeacepoet99 UTIs? STIs. Auvert, B., Taljaard, D., Lagarde, E., Sobngwi-Tambekou, J., Sitta, R., & Puren, A. (2005). Randomized, Controlled Intervention Trial of Male Circumcision for Reduction of HIV Infection Risk: The ANRS 1265 Trial. PLOS Medicine, 2(11), e298. https://t.co/DbowHFUjGD
Uganda: https://t.co/4vdXOT8Q8p Takip çalışması: https://t.co/xGbNytSwS6 Kenya: https://t.co/a3aNS14B4y Güney Afrika: https://t.co/L7UwZuqU2A Çin: https://t.co/PROSbKxtN3 Kaynak: https://t.co/cqLJ7UgGzW
@bfhermann @Nondual8 @eyeslasho 1- https://t.co/5Py6hzsFgj 2- https://t.co/74R20BkWle 3- https://t.co/jx8WeXGlrG 4- https://t.co/XYw5wpccEX 5- https://t.co/Zu6RI1Xz9w 6- https://t.co/S5E45t8hES https://t.co/MvzFdBl2mO
@korayphlvglu Reduced risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs): •Auvert B, Taljaard D, Lagarde E, Sobngwi-Tambekou J, Sitta R, Puren A. “Randomized, controlled intervention trial of male circumcision for reduction of HIV infection risk: The ANRS 1265 Trial.” PLoS Med. 2005;2(11):e298.
@0nly4skin @HurtReynolds007 @SimpingSamson @cremieuxrecueil Studies: https://t.co/bVFJ5oe9jB https://t.co/PKtdyxjHiU
@briandavidearp @WHO The 3 RCTs, which had strikingly similar results, all finding VMMC lowered HIV risk by 50% to 60%. https://t.co/tqDbOUIUOx https://t.co/R4vSbS7R07 https://t.co/pc9s2shJdU
Meanwhile, these are the three randomized controlled trials that in the mid-2000s demonstrated that voluntary medical male circumcision lowers the risk of female to male HIV transmission by ~50% to 60%: https://t.co/tqDbOUIUOx https://t.co/R4vSbS7R07 https://t.co/pc9s2shJdU
@Jean_Samyr @izzynobre A idéia era pegar de fontes "relativamente" confiáveis. Mas se quiser uma fonte direta tá aqui. A maioria dessas noticias foram baseadas nesse artigo. https://t.co/0M2vzFKbmJ.
@grisasexual Se realizaron al menos tres estudios en África,no sólo en Uganda. https://t.co/xG1fwBOoBu
@quill_monger @MichaelJBashta @drklausner See from the background of one of the published studies presenting one of the randomized controlled trials: https://t.co/pc9s2shJdU https://t.co/wfh0gTb2AW
@MichaelJBashta @drklausner They randomized men to receive it or not to receive it: https://t.co/pc9s2shJdU https://t.co/R4vSbS7R07 https://t.co/tqDbOUIUOx
Here are the three randomized controlled trials that in the mid-2000s proved that circumcision lowers female to male HIV transmission risk. Real-world analyses have subsequently supported this conclusion. 2/ https://t.co/tqDbOUIUOx https://t.co/R4vSbS7R07 https://t.co/pc9s2shJdU
@shaun_malinga @LeonAuguCorc https://t.co/CHHJLkAqDa
@shoe0nhead https://t.co/mOExQOR9oB https://t.co/eZClZ6nxuS https://t.co/cANnCtKI1J https://t.co/LRMhzJadc8
@RickACamp @Max_Venom @raquellrussell View each study here: https://t.co/jx8WeXGlrG https://t.co/74R20BkWle https://t.co/5Py6hzsFgj
@ImarishaJamii @PEPFAR @USAIDKenya @Amref_Kenya @NdiranguWanjuki https://t.co/HMsCzhUbae
@Futurlux @benjamin_t__ Un peu de lecture vous ferez pas de mal https://t.co/IJwdkT9fED https://t.co/1cpCpv2cgu https://t.co/PrDJxGjUhv
período de estudio una reducción relativa del 38-66% para los sujetos circuncidados en el riesgo de heterosexuales, solo de mujeres a hombres, transmisión del VIH. https://t.co/41JzHAHKp1 https://t.co/DhxwtOMFHB
@DeriqBetz @TomJMO @RailaOdinga "Male circumcision provides a degree of protection against acquiring HIV infection, equivalent to what a vaccine of high efficacy would have achieved" https://t.co/DYOwchuxEY
@CallumboMagumbo @tcanham459 So here’s the research papers Gray & Wawer - https://t.co/mSdQBas3rs Bailey & Ndinya-Achola - https://t.co/pVfXkt52Qt Auvert et al - https://t.co/ZGk5rY9R7K They’re all RCTs done in the late 00s
@DrJenGunter https://t.co/GyJLqmoI9C
@PeterKilmarx @Witmapanga Intention-to-treat analysis is pre-eminent to per-protocol analysis: “... analyzed in intention-to-treat.” - https://t.co/1PAZG6CvMz “... in an intention-to-treat analysis” - https://t.co/GCQbaoG1VR “...done on a modified intention-to-treat basis.” - https://t.co/Er9pY7mLnV
RT @SMulilu: @MigunaMiguna https://t.co/vfPicY2Oxq https://t.co/wDsuKVVDFJ I believe these are few of the many scientific studies done in t…
@MigunaMiguna https://t.co/vfPicY2Oxq https://t.co/wDsuKVVDFJ I believe these are few of the many scientific studies done in that area. if your law can understand the mathematical conclusions
RT @mdewittfoy: today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence c…
RT @mdewittfoy: today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence c…
RT @mdewittfoy: today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence c…
RT @mdewittfoy: today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence c…
RT @mdewittfoy: today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence c…
RT @mdewittfoy: today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence c…
today's fact of the day: this RCT randomized 3k men to circumcision v control - demonstrated that, in high HIV-prevalence communities, adult male circumcision can reduce risk of HIV transmission by 60%. https://t.co/aGukp5MVFn #FOTD #MEDed @CleClinicUro
@Ms___Anonymous @puremaddnessone @PetiteNicoco @DienamiteRedder Give it a look and counter it with data. circumcised men are 51%–60% less likely to contract the virus from heterosexual intercourse than their intact countrymen (PLoS Med 2: e298. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.0020298).
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