` :I think this is a tremendous improvement, Johncoz, but a small problem remains: the WHO document, as far as I can tell, doesn't actually mention Eurasia. The document does support the statement when ``Eurasia`` is replaced with ``Asia``, but it doesn't make any general comments about the prevalence in Europe (I don't know whether this is due to lack of solid data, or whether it is a simple oversight). I would propose instead something closer to the breakdown in the WHO source, such as ``Prevalence is near universal in the Middle East and Central Asia, but is generally low across the rest of Asia. In Europe, circumcision is generally associated with religion or immigration. Prevalence in Latin America is universally low.``   `