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In " In It to Save Lives: Scaling Up Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision for HIV

Prevention for Maximum Public Health Impact, " award-winning filmmaker

tells the story of how governments in Kenya and Swaziland have embraced

voluntary medical male circumcision for HIV prevention to turn the tide of the

epidemic in their countries.

Produced by AIDSTAR-One, a PEPFAR-funded USAID project, this film features

interviews with a variety of experts, policymakers, and implementers and shows

that VMMC programs can be replicated and expanded to reach the critical mass

needed for maximum public health impact.

You can view the film, discussion guide, and related resources using the link

below:

http://www.aidstar-one.com/focus_areas/prevention/resources/vmmc?utm_source=blog\

& utm_medium=social & utm_content=MCFilm & utm_campaign=AIDSKenya

Pearson, MPH IBCLC

M & E Officer, AIDSTAR-One

Visit AIDSTAR-One http://www.aidstar-one.com

www.twitter.com/AIDSTAROne

www.facebook.com/AIDSTAROne

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In " In It to Save Lives: Scaling Up Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision for HIV

Prevention for Maximum Public Health Impact, " award-winning filmmaker

tells the story of how governments in Kenya and Swaziland have embraced

voluntary medical male circumcision for HIV prevention to turn the tide of the

epidemic in their countries.

Produced by AIDSTAR-One, a PEPFAR-funded USAID project, this film features

interviews with a variety of experts, policymakers, and implementers and shows

that VMMC programs can be replicated and expanded to reach the critical mass

needed for maximum public health impact.

You can view the film, discussion guide, and related resources using the link

below:

http://www.aidstar-one.com/focus_areas/prevention/resources/vmmc?utm_source=blog\

& utm_medium=social & utm_content=MCFilm & utm_campaign=AIDSKenya

Pearson, MPH IBCLC

M & E Officer, AIDSTAR-One

Visit AIDSTAR-One http://www.aidstar-one.com

www.twitter.com/AIDSTAROne

www.facebook.com/AIDSTAROne

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