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A rate of adverse events, infections and delayed healing from the practices of circumcision, either traditionally or hospitalized described as ‘shocking’ and ‘unacceptable’ by the investigators has been revealed by a survey of both traditional and medically performed circumcisions amongst a traditionally-circumcised ethnic group in Kenya.