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Behavioural risk compensation has small impact

Models predict that behavioural risk compensation, if confined to newly or already circumcised men and their partners, has only small population level effects on the anticipated impact of male circumcision service scale-up on HIV incidence.

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Impact of behavioural risk compensation?
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Behavioural risk compensation has small impact
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Increase in partner switching
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Reduced condom use
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Risk results will be used to support individual/cultural policy bias
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Secondary outcomes?
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