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More U.S. women getting 'revirgination' surgery	by DesertRat66	2006-11-19 12:55:59
On the topic of WTF and genitalia...	by toxin	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Personally...	by McNutcase	2005-12-19 09:18:08
Agreed.	by toxin	2005-12-19 09:34:12
i thought it still reduced risk of hiv? (n/t)	by unjust	2005-12-19 10:09:46
What?! No, of bloody course it doesn't.	by Esteis	2005-12-19 11:02:46
a study a few years back. it was an incidental	by unjust	2005-12-19 11:32:40
finding. they were looking into infection rates based on various practices, and one of the things they recorded was chopped winkies. men who had been snipped showed a reduced risk of transmission (something statistically significant like 10 or 15%) from female partners. the guess was that it somehow altered the skin tension on the shaft altering how microscopic tears in it allowed in infection. it did nothing to reduce male -> female transmission.
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A quick google gives a whole bunch...	by Spiff	2005-12-19 12:03:40
I found	by chrisP	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Ditto on that.	by Feng_Li	2005-12-19 12:48:45
The thing is, that normally,	by chrisP	2005-12-19 13:01:53
I think I saw that in the WSJ.	by Feng_Li	2005-12-19 12:11:51
no not at all, but interesting none the less (n/t)	by unjust	2005-12-19 13:02:45

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