VOICED: Circumcision finds new adherents in Africa's fight against AIDS

The video discusses the increasing popularity of circumcision in Western Kenya due to a health campaign promoting its benefits in reducing HIV risk by up to 60%. It highlights cultural differences, particularly among the Luo tribe, who traditionally do not practice circumcision. The video also addresses misconceptions about circumcision providing immunity to HIV, emphasizing the importance of safe sexual practices. Doctors stress that while circumcision is not a complete solution to HIV, it plays a significant role in the fight against AIDS in Africa.

What role do health workers play in encouraging circumcision in Western Kenya?

Why do some men believe circumcision provides immunity to AIDS?