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Another of the nations with a small playing base, the move to the creation of provincial sides and the Magners league have produced a string of top class players. These players have advanced the cause of the national side and Ireland can boast a consistency that keeps them amongst the elite nations. They have still retained their fire and pride in putting extreme pressure on the opposition be it home or away.
|19861986 was a dismal year for the men from the Emerald Isles. Coached by Mick Doyle they started their 5 Nations campaign with a comprehensive 29-9 loss to France in Paris, before being edged by the Welsh in Dublin. They improved somewhat in losing 25-20 at Twickenham and then hosted Scotland in the final game, coming agonizingly close but losing 10-9 to finish winless and dead last on the table.
|1992-93Ireland endured another winless campaign in the 1992 5 Nations, losing by a point to Wales in their opening game before being thumped by England and France and comfortably beaten by Scotland. In 1993 the Irish welcomed a new coach, Gerry Murphy, in to the head role, and the side immediately improved, winning two games from four, including a cherished victory over the English, lifting themselves from the bottom of the table in the process.
|1994-96Ireland finished fourth in the 1994 5 Nations, winning one game, drawing another and losing two. They repeated their fourth place finish in 1995 before heading to the World Cup in South Africa, where they were joined in a challenging group by New Zealand, Wales and Japan. In the crunch game of their group they edged the Welsh 24-23, setting up a date with the French in the Quarter Finals, where they were eliminated 36-12. In 1996 they slumped to last place in the 5 Nations, beating Wales but losing their other three games.
|2000Coached by New Zealander Warren Gatland Ireland were competitive in the inaugural year of the newly expanded Six Nations, bouncing back from a comprehensive loss at Twickenham to soundly beat Scotland at Lansdowne Road. They easily accounted for newcomers Italy before achieving a famous victory in Paris, beating the French 27-25. They finished on a disappointing note the following week, being beaten at home by Wales, 23-19.
|2002-04This was a rich period for Irish rugby, with a 3rd place finish in the 2002 Six Nations showing how much promise the side had. The following year they improved to second, losing only to eventual winners England, before heading to Australia for the 2003 World Cup. Drawn in Pool A with hosts Australia, Argentina, Romania and Namibia they won their crunch match against the Pumas by the narrowest of margins, 16-15, to qualify for the next stage. Here their run came to an end in Melbourne at the hands of the French as they lost 43-21. The following year they bounced back, again finishing second in the Six Nations behind France.
|2005-06In 2005 the Eddie O'Sullivan coached side began their Six Nations campaign with comfortable wins over Italy and Scotland and a gutsy victory over the English before the wheels came off with losses to France and Wales, the two sides who ended up above them on the final table. In 2006 they improved to second on the table, with wins over everyone except France, the eventual winners, who they lost to in the second round, 43-31 in Paris.
|2007Like the previous year the Irish won all but one game in the 2007 Six Nations, and like the previous year that game was against France, who again went on to win the title, with the Irish finishing runners-up. Later in the year they took part in the World Cup, where they were drawn in a challenging group alongside hosts France, Argentina, Georgia and Namibia. In a disappointing display from the second best side in the Six Nations they slumped to losses against both France and Argentina, bowing out of the competition before the knockout phase.
|2008-09On the back of a poor display at the 2007 World Cup Ireland under-performed in the 2008 Six Nations, with a narrow win over Italy giving an insight in to how much the men in green would struggle. They did record one more win, over Scotland, but finished in 4th on the ladder. But, led by inspirational captain Brian O'Driscoll the Irish bounced back stunningly in 2009, winning all five of their games to claim their first Grand Slam since 1948. The venue for their home games was also significant, with the famous Croke Park being used after fire caused significant damage to Lansdowne Road.
|2011Brian O'Driscoll's side failed to assert dominance in any of their games in the 2011 Six Nations, with all but their last game against England being decided by 6 points or less. Victory in that game against England, the eventual winners, saw them edge past Wales in to a third place finish before they headed to New Zealand for the Rugby World Cup. The Irish caused one of the biggest boilovers of the competition when they upset the Australians in pool play, effectively changing the face of the entire tournament. That result created a Northern Hemisphere/Southern Hemisphere split in the knock-out rounds, with the Irish bowing out to the Welsh 22-10.
|2012Ireland opened their 2012 Six Nations campaign with a narrow loss to eventual winners Wales, then comfortably beat Italy and drew with France. Their rollercoaster form continued with a resounding win over Scotland and a demoralizing loss to England, before they headed back to New Zealand for a three match series against the All Blacks. After being definitively outplayed in the first game there came painfully close to an historic first-ever win over the ABs in Christchurch, only to be denied by a Dan Carter dropped-goal at the death. The world champions rubbed salt in their wounds the following week, sending the tourists home with a 60-point pasting.
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FC Dallas went through a short recovery session on the stadium field at Pizza Hut Park on Monday morning one day in advance of their US Open Cup Quarterfinal match with Real Salt Lake. Here's what the gaffer had to say afterwards.
How do you prepare to face the same team again so quickly?
Hyndman: We went through all this with the guys last week when we went through all the games we're playing, the potential games coming up. It's not something that's coming out of the blue. We have prepared for it. Coming back, we're all tired. They're coming in, they're going to be tired. I think they expended a lot of energy on us in that game. Obviously, the second goal was a cluster of mistakes. We could have snuck away a point at the end but we didn't. I think we'll go into it with the same kind of mentality that we had. I didn't think we were that far off. I think there were some calls that didn't go our way and it's a different environment.
Will tomorrow's first 11 feature a similar mix of starters and reserves as the last game two weeks ago?
Hyndman: Probably, we'll be discussing that today.
Talk about FCD Academy product Richard Sanchez and his success with Mexico.
Hyndman: It's fantastic for Richard, his family, his loved ones, playing in Mexico 100,000 people. What a wonderful environment for an Under-17. FC Dallas, our academy program, we're so happy that we signed him and to have him be a Homegrown Player for us. He's making all of us very proud of him.
What about Brek Shea being named to the First XI for the 2011 MLS All-Star Game?
Hyndman: Yeah, fantastic. He's taken care of himself. He's continued to develop as a player. On the field, he works hard and off the field.
Is it a bit askew that you guys have just one representative in that group and LA has four?
Hyndman: Well, I think yeah, I guess that's the way it goes.
Is the Avila lone deal to Mexico officially dead?
Hyndman: Yeah.
How has he responded since this all fell through?
Hyndman: It was really questionable what his response was going to be because I think his mind and his heart was someplace else. I thought it was an opportunity to put him on the field and I thought he did quite well. He brings that normal thing, which is a spark. He got in there and I think he turned the tide. We were being a little bit more aggressive going forward, gave that great ball to Brek that Brek laid off to Jackson that could have just as easily gone in as not. So I think mentally, we feel like he's back.
How do you think Warshaw fared filling in for Hernandez at RSL?
Hyndman: It's a tough game for anybody playing in that environment with the altitude, Rio Tinto and the success that they have at home. It's a tough place for a rookie to get his start. He did fine. I think the second goal obviously was something that he wishes he could do over again but those are the types of things that happen when you're trying to adjust to the level of play.
Did you think Jackson was affected by the altitude on Saturday?
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You guys plan to be active in the transfer window, correct?
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This paper presents high-speed parallel Reed-Solomon (RS) (255,239) decoder architecture using modified Euclidean algorithm for the high-speed multigigabit-per-second fiber optic systems. Pipelining and parallelizing allow inputs to be received at very high fiber-optic rates and outputs to be delivered at correspondingly high rates with minimum delay. A parallel processing architecture results in speed-ups of as much as or more than 10 Gb, since the maximum achievable clock frequency is generally bounded by the critical path of the modified Euclidean algorithm block. The parallel RS decoders have been designed and implemented with the 0.13-/spl mu/m CMOS standard cell technology in a supply voltage of 1.1 V. It is suggested that a parallel RS decoder, which can keep up with optical transmission rates, i.e., 10 Gb/s and beyond, could be implemented. The proposed channel = 4 parallel RS decoder operates at a clock frequency of 770 MHz and has a data processing rate of 26.6 Gb/s.
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I think you are wrong. In the traditional and in the radiant there is two wands in the hands of the dancer. Am i wrong?
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For the first time I've actually been able to see the finer details!!! I love the Original Riders and it is the pack that I use the most for my personal readings. However, there are certain cards which are SO dark that you literally cannot see what is going on - for example King of Pentacles, you would never know it was bull's head carved on his throne or that his cloak is covered in grapes. The Death card is also so dark you can't see the people lying on the floor etc.
The Radiant puts an end to all this. At last the drawings seem to have the veil lifted from them and you can see teh finer details, which are integral to understanding the cards clearly. The colours used are vibrant and the lines of the drawings are very clear.
The only drawback with these cards is that the drawings are not the original ones done by Pamela Coleman Smith. They are heavily based and almost identical to them but they are not quite the same. Now. This does lead to a couple of changes in the cards, for example the purple curtain behind the High Priestess is fully covering the scene behind the throne. In the Original cards, a corner of the curtain is raised showing us a glimpse of a river/pool of water behind her. This is crucial to the card's meaning and yet is lost in the Radiant version. In the World card, the dancer is pictured with 2 white wands in her hands but in teh traditional cards there's one black wand - another crucial detail.
I really wished they had applied these colours to the Originals and left the drawings in their original form.
These cards are excellent for studying the tarot because the colours, another integral part of the meanings, can be seen clearly. The drawings are neater and I imagine those who can only study/use decks taht are aesthetically pleasing will be overjoyed with these.
I don't think, personally for me, these will ever replace my beloved Originals but overall, if you are looking for a starter deck or want an upgrade to your Originals (perhaps for a client reading these would be more appealing) or you need a clear deck to study, I would truly recommend the Radiant.
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I think you are wrong. In the traditional and in the radiant there is two wands in the hands of the dancer. Am i wrong?
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Your right nougueirajcs, Lilly there has always been 2 wands and the high preistess' curtain is the same as its always been your not talkin about a Waite deck thats all I can say cause I own them all.
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Male circumcision reduces female-to-male HIV-1 transmission risk by approximately 60%. Data assessing the effect of circumcision on male-to-female HIV-1 transmission are conflicting, with one observational study among HIV-1 serodiscordant couples showing reduced transmission but a randomized trial suggesting no short-term benefit of circumcision.
Data collected as part of a prospective study among African HIV-1 serodiscordant couples were analyzed for the relationship between circumcision status of HIV-1 seropositive men and risk of HIV-1 acquisition among their female partners. Circumcision status was determined by physical examination. Cox proportional hazards analysis was used.
1096 HIV-1 serodiscordant couples in which the male partner was HIV-1 infected were followed for a median of 18 months; 374 (34%) male partners were circumcised. Sixty-four female partners seroconverted to HIV-1 (incidence 3.8 per 100 person-years). Circumcision of the male partner was associated with a non-statistically significant ~40% lower risk of HIV-1 acquisition by the female partner (hazard ratio [HR] 0.62, 95% confidence interval [CI] 0.35-1.10, p=0.10). The magnitude of this effect was similar when restricted to the subset of HIV-1 transmission events confirmed by viral sequencing to have occurred within the partnership (n=50, HR 0.57, p=0.11), after adjustment for male partner plasma HIV-1 concentrations (HR 0.60, p=0.13), and when excluding follow-up time for male partners who initiated antiretroviral therapy (HR 0.53, p=0.07).
Among HIV-1 serodiscordant couples in which the HIV-1 seropositive partner was male, we observed no increased risk and potentially decreased risk from circumcision on male-to-female transmission of HIV-1.
Randomized trials from Kenya, South Africa, and Uganda demonstrated that male circumcision reduces a man's risk of acquiring HIV-1 by approximately 60% [1-3]. In advance of the trial, 20 years of data, from more than three dozen observational studies, showed that circumcised men were at substantially decreased HIV-1 risk compared with uncircumcised men [4]. In response to this compelling body of evidence, WHO and UNAIDS recommended that male circumcision become part of a comprehensive HIV-1 prevention package in countries where HIV-1 is prevalent and circumcision is uncommon [5]. Programs to roll-out male circumcision have since been initiated in several African countries [6].
To avoid stigmatizing HIV-1 infected men, WHO/UNAIDS guidelines recommend that circumcision be provided to healthy men who request the procedure, regardless of HIV-1 serostatus, including for those declining HIV-1 testing [7]. Thus, HIV-1 infected men will undoubtedly undergo circumcision as roll-out programs are implemented. Moreover, some circumcised men will acquire HIV-1 in spite of the partial HIV-1 protection offered by circumcision. Few studies have examined the potential effect that the circumcision status of HIV-1 infected men might have on HIV-1 transmission risk to women. Two prospective observational studies found that female partners of circumcised HIV-1 infected men were less likely to acquire HIV-1 [8, 9]; however, another found no relationship between male circumcision status and women's HIV-1 risk [10]. A recent clinical trial found no statistically significant difference in HIV-1 incidence among female partners of HIV-1 infected men who were randomized to undergo circumcision compared with those whose partners remained uncircumcised, but with short-term increased HIV-1 risk for women whose partners underwent circumcision and resumed sex prior to wound healing [11].
Understanding the potential short- and long-term effects of circumcision in HIV-1 infected men on risk of HIV-1 transmission to their sexual partners is a public health priority. We analyzed data from a multinational prospective study among HIV-1 serodiscordant couples (i.e., in which one partner was infected with HIV-1 and the other was HIV-1 uninfected) to explore the relationship between male circumcision status and women's HIV-1 risk.
Between November 2004 and April 2007, 3408 heterosexual HIV-1 serodiscordant couples in which the HIV-1 seropositive partner was also seropositive for herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) were enrolled in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, clinical trial of daily HSV-2 suppressive therapy (acyclovir 400 mg orally twice daily) as a potential intervention to decrease HIV-1 transmission to the HIV-1 seronegative partner [12]. The study was conducted at 7 sites in eastern Africa (Eldoret, Kisumu, Nairobi and Thika, Kenya; Kigali, Rwanda; Moshi, Tanzania; Kampala, Uganda) and 7 sites in southern Africa (Gaborone, Botswana; Cape Town, Orange Farm, and Soweto, South Africa; Kitwe, Lusaka, and Ndola, Zambia). Follow-up was completed in October 2008. As reported elsewhere, acyclovir HSV-2 suppressive therapy failed to reduce HIV-1 transmission within the couples, in spite of a 73% reduction in incident genital ulcer disease and a 0.25 log10 copies/mL reduction in HIV-1 plasma viral load among the HIV-1 infected partners [13].
Eligible couples reported ≥3 episodes of vaginal intercourse during the three months prior to screening and planned to remain together for the 24 months of study follow-up. HIV-1 infected partners were age ≥18 years, HIV-1 and HSV-2 seropositive, not on antiretroviral therapy, and had a CD4 count ≥250 cells/mm3 and no AIDS-defining conditions. HIV-1 uninfected partners were aged ≥18 years and HIV-1 seronegative; they could be HSV-2 seropositive or seronegative.
HIV-1 infected partners were seen monthly for provision of study drug and behavioral risk assessment, including risk-reduction counseling. Those who met national guidelines for initiation of antiretroviral therapy during follow-up were referred to local HIV-1 care clinics. Male circumcision status was determined by physical examination at the time of study enrollment. HIV-1 uninfected partners were seen quarterly. Visits included interviews about risk behavior and tests for HIV-1 antibodies.
All participants received an HIV-1 prevention package consisting of pre- and post-test counseling, risk reduction counseling (both individual and couple), free condoms, and management of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) according to WHO guidelines. Scheduled syndromic STI assessment was performed quarterly for all study participants and at non-quarterly visits when symptoms were reported. The study protocol was approved by the University of Washington Human Subjects Review Committee and ethical review committees at each collaborating institution. All participants provided written informed consent.
HIV-1 serologic testing was by dual rapid HIV-1 antibody tests, confirmed by HIV-1 EIA and Western blot. For couples in which HIV-1 seroconversion occurred, virus sequence analysis was used to determine whether the HIV-1 transmission was "genetically linked" within the partnership or could not be linked, as detailed elsewhere [13]. HSV-2 serostatus was determined by HerpeSelect-2 EIA (Focus Technologies, Cypress CA) [14], confirmed by HSV Western blot [15]. Couples in which the HIV-1 infected partner did not have serologically-confirmed HIV-1 and HSV-2 infection at study entry were excluded from the dataset [13].
CD4 quantification was performed for HIV-1 infected participants at 6-month intervals using standard flow cytometry. Plasma HIV-1 concentrations from baseline and months 3, 6, 12, and 24 was quantified using the COBAS TaqMan HIV-1 RNA assay, version 1.0, (Roche Diagnostics, Indianapolis, IN); the limit of quantification was 240 copies/mL.
Batch testing at the end of the study was done from samples collected at enrollment by nucleic acid amplification for Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, and Trichomonas vaginalis using endocervical swabs (women) and urine samples (men) (Gen-Probe, San Diego, CA) [12].
The present analysis was restricted to those couples in which the HIV-1 seropositive partner was male. Differences in baseline demographic and behavioral characteristics for couples with circumcised versus uncircumcised men were assessed using the Kruskal-Wallis test for continuous measures and the chi-squared test for proportions. For all sexual behavioral variables, data were analyzed based on the female partner's report.
Cox proportional hazards regression was used for assessing the effects of circumcision on risk of incident HIV-1 infection, defined as HIV-1 seroconversion among initially-HIV-1 seronegative female partners. For 9 HIV-1 seronegative partners, HIV-1 seroconversion occurred at the first follow-up visit and later testing of baseline plasma detected HIV-1 RNA at the time of study enrollment (i.e., thus, they were already infected with HIV-1 at enrollment although not yet seropositive); these HIV-1 seroconversion events were included in this analysis to maintain a consistent primary endpoint of HIV-1 seroconversion and because the male partner circumcision status was likely consistent over this time period.
We conducted analyses for all HIV-1 seroconversion events and for the subset of HIV-1 seroconversion events that were genetically linked by viral sequencing within the partnership. Female participants who had an unlinked HIV-1 seroconversion event contributed follow-up time until HIV-1 seroconversion and were censored thereafter. Analyses were stratified by region (eastern Africa sites versus southern Africa sites), because of differential median follow-up between the two regions. Adjusted analyses controlled for male partner HIV-1 plasma viral load, as a time-dependent variable, as plasma viral load has been shown to be the strongest predictor of HIV-1 transmission risk [16]. Additional analyses censored women's follow-up time when their male partners initiated antiretroviral therapy. Subgroup analyses – by female partner age, reported unprotected sexual activity during follow-up, male partner plasma viral load at enrollment (based on the results of a prior observational study that found circumcision reduced HIV-1 transmission only from men with viral loads <50,000 copies/mL [9]), region, genital ulcer disease in the HIV-1 infected male partner during follow-up, and trial randomization arm – were also performed.
In total, 1109 heterosexual HIV-1 serodiscordant couples in which the HIV-1 infected partner was male were enrolled. One man's circumcision status was not assessed, and 12 women had no follow-up testing for HIV-1; the remaining 1096 were eligible for this analysis. The median age was 37 for men and 30 for their female partners (Table 1). Most couples were married and cohabitating, and the median duration of partnership was 4 years. The median frequency of sexual activity within the partnership during the month prior to enrollment was 4 (interquartile range [IQR] 2-8), and 27% of couples had sex unprotected by condoms during that month. Only 6 (1%) female partners reported sexual activity with another partner during the month prior to enrollment. Among the HIV-1 infected male partners, the median baseline CD4 count was 424 (IQR 334-571) cells/mm3, the median baseline plasma HIV-1 concentration was 4.3 (IQR 3.7-4.9) log10 copies/mL, and 51.4% were randomized to acyclovir. The majority (86%) of female partners were HSV-2 seropositive; all male partners were seropositive for HSV-2 (a study eligibility requirement).
Three hundred seventy-four (34%) male partners were circumcised. Demographic and behavioral characteristics were generally similar for couples with circumcised and uncircumcised men. Men from eastern Africa sites were more likely to be circumcised (39%) than men from southern African sites (24%, p<0.001), and female partners of circumcised men were older than partners of uncircumcised men (median age 32 vs. 30 years, p=0.008). There was no statistically significant difference in sexual behavior reporting for couples with circumcised versus uncircumcised men. Notably, there were no statistically significant differences between circumcised and uncircumcised men in terms of baseline plasma HIV-1 levels or CD4 count.
For the HIV-1 seronegative female partners, median follow-up was 18 months (IQR 15-24), and a total of 1685 person-years of follow-up were accrued. Follow-up time was shorter for partners of uncircumcised men than for partners of circumcised men (median 18 vs.21 months, p=0.03), in part reflecting earlier administrative site closure for some southern Africa sites compared with the eastern Africa sites. Within region, there were no statistically significant differences in median follow-up by circumcision status.
As described previously [13], the frequency of sexual activity decreased during follow-up, including sexual activity unprotected by condoms. The average number of sex acts per month across all follow-up visits was 4.4 (IQR 1-6), with no statistically significant difference between couples with circumcised versus uncircumcised men. Unprotected sex was reported at 7% of follow-up visits. During follow-up, 12% (79/733) of uncircumcised men and 13% of circumcised men (41/374) started antiretroviral therapy (p=0.9).
Sixty-four women seroconverted to HIV-1 during follow-up (incidence 3.8 per 100 person-years). Of these, 50 (78%, incidence 3.0 per 100 person-years) were determined to be genetically linked within the partnership by viral sequence analysis. HIV-1 incidence was lower for partners of circumcised compared with uncircumcised men, both for total HIV-1 seroconversion events (hazard ratio [HR] 0.62, 95% confidence interval [CI] 0.35-1.10, p=0.10) and for genetically-linked events (HR 0.57, 95% CI 0.29-1.11, p=0.10), although these differences did not achieve statistically significance (Figure 1 and Table 2). In an analysis that adjusted for male partner plasma HIV-1 concentrations, female partners of circumcised men retained a non-statistically significant 40% reduced risk of HIV-1 acquisition, compared with partners of uncircumcised men (HR 0.60, 95% CI 0.31-1.16, p=0.13, for genetically-linked events). In an analysis excluding follow-up time occurring after male partners initiated antiretroviral therapy, the relationship between male circumcision status and risk of HIV-1 acquisition in female partners was strengthened and was of borderline statistical significance (HR 0.53, 95% CI 0.26-1.07, p=0.07, for genetically-linked events). Further adjustment for age of the female partner and for unprotected sex during follow-up (both of which were related to HIV-1 acquisition) did not substantially change this risk estimate (change <10%, data not shown).
Subgroup analyses were performed, restricted to linked transmission events and adjusted for plasma HIV-1 levels over time in the male partner (Table 3). In all subgroups, female partners of circumcised men were at decreased risk of HIV-1, although this effect wasnon-statistically significant. For all subgroup analyses, there was no suggestion of a statistically significant difference between the subgroup categories for the effect of male circumcision (i.e., no evidence for effect modification, p-values for interaction not shown). For participants from the southern Africa sites, male circumcision appeared not to protect against HIV-1 transmission (HR 1.06, p=0.93); however, this was based on a small number of HIV-1 seroconversion events (n=12) and did not differ statistically from the effect seen for eastern African sites (HR 0.51, p=0.08).
In this prospective observational study of 1096 African HIV-1 serodiscordant couples in which the HIV-1 seropositive partner was male, we found a non-statistically significant decreased risk of HIV-1 transmission from circumcised HIV-1 infected men to their female partners, compared to couples with uncircumcised HIV-1 infected men. This finding adds to a limited body of data relating circumcision status in HIV-1 infected men to the risk of male-to-female HIV-1 transmission, data which may be helpful for programs working to scale-up male circumcision for HIV-1 prevention.
Only one previous longitudinal observational study directly assessed the effect of male circumcision on male-to-female HIV-1 transmission risk by measuring incident HIV-1 infections within HIV-1 serodiscordant couples [9]. Among 223 couples in Rakai, Uganda, HIV-1 seroincidence was 5.2 versus 13.2 per 100 person-years among female partners of circumcised versus uncircumcised HIV-1 seropositive men, respectively (adjusted risk ratio 0.41, 95% confidence interval 0.10-1.14). No transmissions occurred within couples with circumcised men who had plasma viral loads <50,000 copies/mL, compared with an HIV-1 incidence of 9.6 per 100 person-years in couples with uncircumcised men (p=0.02). Like this study, our results suggest an overall decreased HIV-1 risk in partners of circumcised men, compared with partners of uncircumcised men, although our study did not find a statistically significant difference in circumcision effect for men with lower plasma HIV-1 concentrations compared to those with higher concentrations. Two additional prospective cohort studies in women assessed the relationship between male circumcision status and risk of HIV-1 acquisition: one found a statistically significant protective effect [8] and the other no effect [10]. An important limitation of these latter two studies was the potential for misclassification, as both relied on women's report of their partners' circumcision status.
Biologic mechanisms by which circumcision could reduce male-to-female HIV-1 risk include reduced risk of STIs, particularly genital ulcer disease, that may serve as co-factors for HIV-1 transmission [11, 17-20] or potentially through direct HIV-1 transmission via microtrauma or inflammation of the foreskin. However, we observed no evidence that genital ulcer disease was a substantial factor explaining the difference in HIV-1 transmission risk for circumcised versus uncircumcised men in our population. Social and behavioral factors could in part explain a relationship between circumcision status and HIV-1 transmission risk, although our analyses adjusting for region and for sexual behavior over time argue against a strong confounding effect be these factors.
A recently-completed clinical trial randomized uncircumcised, HIV-1 infected men to immediate versus delayed circumcision and assessed HIV-1 seroincidence for their partners [11]. The probability of HIV-1 acquisition was not statistically different for women whose partners became circumcised (21.7% at 24 months) compared with those whose partners remained uncircumcised (13.4%, HR 1.49, p=0.37). Notably, a post hoc analysis found the HIV-1 acquisition rate among partners of men who remained uncircumcised was 7.9% during the first 6 months after enrollment compared with 27.8% for partners of men who were circumcised and then resumed sexual activity prior to documented healing of the surgical wound (p=0.04), a substantially increased risk.
One possible explanation for the difference between the results of the observational studies in HIV-1 serodiscordant couples and the recent clinical trial may be that men in the observational studies were likely circumcised in childhood or adolescence and thus had many years for full wound healing and keratinization of the glans. This raises the possibility that male circumcision may have long-term null or beneficial effects on male-to-female HIV-1 risk, but short-term risk for enhanced HIV-1 transmission during the post-operative period for men who are already HIV-1 infected when they become circumcised. Thus, circumcision earlier in life (e.g., in childhood, prior to initiation of sexual activity) might maximize the potential benefits of circumcision and minimize risks. Problematically, clinical trials to assess the effect of childhood circumcision on future HIV-1 transmission risk would likely be prohibitively long and expensive, as would trials of long-term follow-up (e.g., 5 years or more, to allow for keratinization of the glans) of partners of HIV-1 infected men who undergo circumcision.
Our study had several strengths, including its geographic diversity and enrollment of women at risk for HIV-1 and their partners, which allowed confirmation of circumcision status, adjustment for plasma HIV-1 levels in the male partner, and determination of viral transmission linkage within the partnership. Condom use was very high among this population of HIV-1 serodiscordant couples who received ongoing individual and couples risk-reduction counseling; unprotected sexual activity might be expected to be more common and HIV-1 incidence higher outside of a clinical trial. Sexual behavior risks did not differ between couples with circumcised and uncircumcised HIV-1 infected men in our population.
In spite of the large sample size (almost 1100 HIV-1 serodiscordant couples with HIV-1 seropositive males), our statistical power for adjusted and subgroup analyses was limited, and even larger observational studies might be necessary to detect a statistically significant effect of circumcision on reducing male-to-female HIV-1 transmission risk. Assuming the protective effect of circumcision on HIV-1 incidence we observed in this study held constant if we had enrolled a larger sample size, we would have achieved statistical significance with 76 linked HIV-1 transmission events, which we estimate we would have seen if we had followed 1302 couples. However, others have recently estimated that a randomized controlled trial of up to 10,000 HIV-1 serodiscordant couples might be necessary to definitively evaluate the effect of circumcising HIV-1 infected men on HIV-1 transmission risk to their female partners [21], for example, if the true magnitude of a protective effect of circumcision on male-to-female HIV-1 transmission risk is less than we observed in this study or if there is a period of increased HIV-1 transmission risk after circumcision.
Additional limitations include that HIV-1 subtype data are not available for this cohort (which might allow assessment of whether subtype modified the relationship between circumcision status and HIV-1 transmission risk) nor were data collected on the age of circumcision for circumcised men. Etiologic testing for STIs was performed only at enrolment and data on bacterial vaginosis are not available; however, STIs were rare in this population and syndromic assessment and treatment occurred quarterly.
Circumcision roll-out programs targeting HIV-1 uninfected men have recently been initiated in several countries. Mathematical modeling studies have demonstrated that male circumcision programs will lead to decreasing HIV-1 prevalence in women, over 10-20 years, by averting infections in men and onward transmission to their partners [22]. Women will also benefit from male circumcision programs through decreased risk of STIs, including T. vaginalis, bacterial vaginosis, herpes simplex virus type 2, and human papilloma virus [11, 17-20, 23]. Our results suggest that men who acquire HIV-1 in spite of being circumcised pose no greater HIV-1 risk to their female partners than if they were uncircumcised, and may actually pose a reduced risk. For men who are already HIV-1 infected and who desire circumcision, short-term interventions to protect against transmission risk during wound healing could be studied (e.g., a period of antiretroviral therapy or potentially antiretroviral pre-exposure prophylaxis for their female partners). Finally, programs should involve women for informed decision-making about circumcision [23], including couples HIV-1 counseling and testing and messaging on the risks and benefits of circumcision for HIV-1 seropositive men and their partners.
We thank the site staff, community partners, and institutions that contributed to the Partners in Prevention HSV/HIV Transmission Study. We gratefully acknowledge the invaluable contributions of the HIV-1 serodiscordant couples who participated in this study.
Funding: The Partners in Prevention HSV/HIV Transmission Study was funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (grant ID #26469). Additional support provided by the US National Institutes of Health (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases grant R01 083034 and National Institute of Mental Health grant R01 66767, the latter for development of HIV testing and recruitment strategies for HIV serodiscordant conducted in part with the Emory-Rwanda-Zambia HIV Research Group). The trial was registered in clinicaltrials.gov (NCT00194519).
Role of the Funding Source: The authors designed and executed the study, had full access to the raw data, performed all analyses, wrote the manuscript, and had final responsibility for the decision to submit for publication.
Conference presentation: Presented in part at the 5th International AIDS Society (IAS) Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention, Cape Town, South Africa, 19-22 July 2009 (abstract LBPEC06).
Conflict of Interest: No authors report conflicts of interest regarding content for this manuscript.
Authorship: Data were collected as part of the Partners in Prevention HSV/HIV Transmission Study, designed by CC. All authors contributed to the design of the present analysis and to the final draft of the manuscript. JB completed the first draft of the manuscript; DD performed the statistical analyses.
Partners in Prevention HSV/HIV Transmission Study Team:
University of Washington Coordinating Center and Central Laboratories, Seattle, USA: Connie Celum (principal investigator), Anna Wald (protocol co-chair), Jairam Lingappa (medical director), Jared Baeten, Mary S. Campbell, Robert W. Coombs, Lawrence Corey, James P. Hughes, Amalia Magaret, M. Juliana McElrath, Rhoda Morrow, James I. Mullins, William L. H. Whittington
Study sites and site principal investigators:
Cape Town, South Africa (University of Cape Town): David Coetzee; Eldoret, Kenya (Moi University, Indiana University): Kenneth Fife, Edwin Were; Gaborone, Botswana (Botswana Harvard Partnership): Max Essex, Joseph Makhema; Kampala, Uganda (Infectious Disease Institute, Makerere University): Elly Katabira, Allan Ronald; Kigali, Rwanda (Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group, and Emory University): Susan Allen, Kayitesi Kayitenkore, Etienne Karita; Kisumu, Kenya (Kenya Medical Research Institute, University of California San Francisco): Elizabeth Bukusi, Craig Cohen; Kitwe, Zambia (Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group, and Emory University): Susan Allen, William Kanweka; Lusaka, Zambia (Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group, and Emory University): Susan Allen, Bellington Vwalika; Moshi, Tanzania (Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College, Harvard University): Saidi Kapiga, Rachel Manongi; Nairobi, Kenya (University of Nairobi, University of Washington): Carey Farquhar, Grace John-Stewart, James Kiarie; Ndola, Zambia (Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group, and Emory University): Susan Allen, Mubiana Inambao; Orange Farm, South Africa (Reproductive Health Research Unit, University of the Witwatersrand): Sinead Delany-Moretlwe, Helen Rees; Soweto, South Africa (Perinatal HIV Research Unit, University of the Witwatersrand): Guy de Bruyn, Glenda Gray, James McIntyre; Thika, Kenya (University of Nairobi, University of Washington): Nelly Rwamba Mugo
Data management was provided by DF/Net Research, Inc. (Seattle, USA) and site laboratory oversight was provided by Contract Lab Services (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa).
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WACO, Texas -- The estranged wife of a man accused of killing Baylor University basketball player Patrick Dennehy testified before a grand jury and told a newspaper that her husband had contacted her often from jail.
Melissa Kethley was in the McLennan County grand jury room for an hour Wednesday to answer questions about Carlton Dotson, Dennehy's roommate and former teammate, who is charged with murder.
Kethley declined to comment to The Associated Press about her grand jury appearance but told The Dallas Morning News for its Thursday editions that Dotson hasn't mentioned hearing voices or having visions in letters and calls to her. Dotson made those claims earlier this year before the couple separated in April after eight months of marriage.
"He talks about how he's coming back to Texas soon, how he'll be able to see me then, and how this will be over soon," she said. "When he wrote me, he said that Jesus is going to give everybody a second chance through him -- through Carlton." Kethley has said that he has told her nothing about Dennehy's death.
Dotson, 21, remains jailed in his home state of Maryland. He was arrested July 21 after telling FBI agents that he shot Dennehy after the player tried to shoot him, according to the arrest warrant affidavit. An extradition hearing is set for Tuesday.
McLennan County District Attorney John Segrest declined to say if he is waiting on a murder indictment before seeking to have Dotson brought to Texas.
Dennehy's decomposed body was found July 25 in a field near a rock quarry four miles south of Baylor, the world's largest Baptist university with 14,000 students. He was last seen on campus June 12, and his family reported him missing June 19.
His car was found June 25 without license plates in a Virginia Beach, Va., parking lot, about 160 miles from Dotson's hometown of Hurlock, Md.
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