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10 million men stepped up for HIV prevention

through voluntary medical male circumcision services

VMMC focuses in East and Southern Africa

countries in 14

66

%

New HIV infections

About 66%

of new HIV infections are in sub-Saharan Africa

5,500

A package of HIV prevention services is available to men, including offer of HIV testing and links to treatment, condom promotion and provision, management of other sexually transmitted infections and safer sex education.

WHO/HIV/2015.50

MEDICAL MALE CIRCUMCISION PLUS OTHER PREVENTION SERVICES FOR MEN

CONDOMS

TEST FOR HIV LINK TO CARE TREAT STIs EDUCATE ON SAFER SEX

60 %

Voluntary medical male circumcision reduces the risk of female-to-male HIV transmission

Reduces risk among men by

EVERY DAY GLOBALLY

2011 2012 2013 2014

2015

3 6

1,5

9

In only 5 years more than 10 million men circumcised – contributing to

an AIDS-free generation

MILLION 10

CUMULATIVE

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