- Study concludes that circumcised men have reduced prostate cancer risk
- Dr. Jack Chang from Vancouver, Canada provides free vasectomies in Kenya.
- Kenyan Men Undergo Vasectomy as Safe Form of Family Planning.
- Dozens of Nairobi men make ‘Lifetime Commitment” on World Vasectomy Day.
- Kenyan vasectomies broadcast live on facebook.
- Steele and Drex: Meet the Vancouver doctor performing 35 vasectomies tommorrow.
- Vancouver doctor, with over 25,000 vasectomies under his belt, will perform 35 on Friday to mark World Vasectomy Day
- Vancouver doctor performs 35 vasectomies for World Vasectomy Day
- Canadian pediatricians’ objection to circumcising babies ‘at odds with the evidence,’ new study argues.
- Study on the Pollock Technique in low-resource settings
- New study offers further evidence that vasectomy is not linked to prostate cancer.
- Dr. Chang interviewed by Yahoo News about NFL’s Antonio Cromartie having new set of twins after vasectomy.
- Dr. Jack Chang provides free vasectomy services to Haitian and trains local Haitian doctors.
- Pollock teaches his surgical techniques in Haiti and draws visits from some of Hollywood’s biggest stars
- Current evidence indicates that the health benefits of newborn male circumcision outweigh the risks. American Academy of Pediatrics – policy statement for support of male circumcision
- Dr Pollock Interview CTV, 2012 (Audio may take a few moments to load)
- Vancouver Sun Nov 2012 -Dr Pollock Pioneers New Technique For Circumcision For Older Infants and Children
- Vancouver Sun – Referencing Dr.Pollock – U.S. study: Routine circumcision for boys advisable
- Vancouver Sun – Benefits of circumcision outweigh risks: pediatrics group
- West Coast Families – 2011
- Dr Pollock Interview CKNW March 27th, 2009 (Audio may take a few moments to load)
- New York Times 2009
- New Westminster Newsleader 2009
- Vancouver 24 hours 2009
- Vancouver Sun 2009
- Health benefits of male circumcision
- Circumcision: the kindest cut
- Support for Circumcision Proposal
- Australian Doctors Soften Anti-Circumcision Stance on HIV Risk
- American Urological Association
- Circumcision in the Time of HIV: When Is There Enough Evidence to Revise the American Academy of Pediatrics’ Policy on Circumcision?
- Circumcision trials halted
- Fewer STDs among circumcised
- Edmonton agency calls on parents to circumcise
- Newer approaches to HIV prevention
- Male circumcision to cut HIV risk in the general population
- Male circumcision for prevention of HIV and other STDs
- Circumcision in reducing Prostate Cancer
- Penile Cancer Study finds that circumcision has a potential influence in reducing incidence of penile cancer
