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Baby dies, guidelines change

CHBC Okanagan Valley Television, A CanWest company, B.C.
July 14, 2004

An Okanagan incident is being cited as new guidelines for BC doctors suggest that male circumcision may amount to abuse. One paediatrician says the guidelines issued by the College of Physicians and Surgeons could put a chill on doctors who perform the surgery. The college says routine infant male circumcision is unnecessary and irreversible and many consider it to be an unwarranted mutilating procedure. The blood loss death of a baby after a circumcision at Penticton Hospital two years ago raised a public outcry that led to the new guidelines.

There is no medical need for circumcision

Read what the medical profession associations have to say on this issue

2003 British Medical Association
“The BMA does not believe that parental preference alone constitutes sufficient grounds for performing a surgical procedure on a child unable to express his own view. . . . Parental preference must be weighed in terms of the child's interests. . . . The BMA considers that the evidence concerning health benefit from non-therapeutic circumcision is insufficient for this alone to be a justification for doing it. . . . Some doctors may wish to not perform circumcisions for reasons of conscience. Doctors are under no obligation to comply with a request to circumcise a child.”

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