нифига себе...более того, clitoridectomies покрывалась страховкой от Blue Cross Blue Shield до 1977 года.
Интересно, а circumcision каким страховыми компаниями покрывается??? Например, эта процедура больше не покрывается Медикейд в штате Юта и 15 других штатах.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/140219.phpUtah officials in 2003 cut circumcision funding from the state's Medicaid program "because of the elective, non-therapeutic nature of the procedure rather than medical necessity," according to a Medicaid Information Bulletin published that year.
из этой книги:
Genital mutilation of both
girls and boys was introduced
in the United States of America
in the late 1800s.
Why?
To prevent masturbation.
Blue Cross Blue Shield
insurance paid for clitoridectomies
(Female Genital Mutilation)
until 1977.
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
was finally outlawed in
the United States of America
in 1996.
from the book
'The Rape of Innocence'
http://www.aesculapiuspress.com/booksrape.htm
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an interesting opinion about aforementioned article "Lack Of Circumcision Coverage In U.S. Medicaid Programs Could Increase HIV Transmission Risk, Researchers Say":
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If you have to wear a condom to be safe, why give up 2/3 or more of your sexual sensation to do it? It makes no sense performing cosmetic surgery on an infant. If a girl's family had a tendency toward breast cancer, you wouldn't remove her breasts at birth. Why is it OK to rob a boy?
Circumcision, when you evaluate the entire picture (which the US medical system never does, because it brings in $250 million+ a year in revenue), causes more problems than it cures, from meatal stenosis, to skin bridges, to lack of feeling in the penis, hidden penis, MRSA infections, excessive bleeding, and death. A foreskin brings none of these problems. Ladies, how much trouble has your clitoral foreskin caused you? It's made of the same tissues as a man's foreskin. Why does 80-85% of the world have no problem with a foreskin, but it is a health crisis in the US and Africa? Why are foreskins not in our anatomy and physiology textbooks, like they are not a real part of a human body?
Even with properly administered anaesthesia (which rarely happens), soon the kid will be splashing the wound with salty urine. Tearing the foreskin from its attachment to the head at birth has got to be unbelievably painful.
Is the motto "pain now, for possible prevention in the future"? What happened to "first, do no harm"?
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