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The Tyee 📰 Tyee Solutions Society 📍 BC Jul 25, 2006 · 12 min read Quick Score View full audit trail → C.R.E.E.D. audited

BC Health Pays to Restore Man’s Foreskin - The Tyee

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‘Circumstraint’ board: used for infants. Photo: James Loewen. This past April, Vancouver resident Dr. Paul Tinari became the first Canadian man to have a heath-care-funded foreskin restoration. When he was eight years old, doctors at his school performed an operation without his consent. After years of painful erections, and frequent infections, Dr. Tinari -- with the support of his doctor and psychiatrist -- successfully sued, and as a result, the B.C. Ministry of Health paid for 90 per cent of the $12,000 operation. Dr. Tinari says he hopes that it will set a precedent for legal action that…
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