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|last=Morris

|first=Brian J.

|author2-link=Brian J. Morris

|first2=Ron

|first3=Xavier

|first4=F. Xavier

|first5=Daniel T.

|first6=C.A.

|first7=Jake H.

|author7-link=Jake H. Waskett

|date=2011-03-09

|last=Waskett

|first=Jake H.

|first2=Brian J.

|author2-link=Brian J. Morris

|date=2007-05

Brian Morris was born in South Australia in 1950. In accordance with the then prevailing standard practice, he received a medically unnecessary, non-therapeutic circumcision.<ref>This information was formerly posted on his website, but has been removed.</ref> It was not the practice to use anaesthesia or analgesic at that time because doctors then falsely believed that infants could not feel pain.<ref>{{REFjournal

|last=Cope

|journal=The American Association of Anesthesiologists Newsletter

|date=1998-09-01

}}</ref> Infant circumcision has been shown to be traumatic in many cases.<ref>{{REFjournal

|last=Levy

|title=Psychic trauma of operations in children: and a note on combat neurosis

|journal=Am J Dis Child

}}</ref><ref>{{REFjournal

|last=Taddio

|last2=Katz

|last3=Ilersich

|last4=Koren

|title=Effect of neonatal circumcision on pain response during subsequent routine vaccination

|journal=Lancet

In March of 2011, Morris published a paper in Am J Prev Med called "Circumcision denialism unfounded and unscientific." He had the paper co-authored by [[Daniel Halperin]], [[Edgar J. Schoen]], [[Stephen Moses]], and others.<ref>{{REFjournal

|last=Banerjee

|last2=Klausner

|last3=Halperin

|etal=yes

|date=2011-03

|last=Morris

|first=Brian J.

|author-link=Brian J. Morris

|first2=Chris

|date=2011-08

|title=Male Circumcision: An Appraisal of Current Instrumentation