The Faculty of Medicine of the University of São Paulo (FMUSP) is promoting the 1st International Day of Female Sexuality, which features a lecture focused on “women’s prostate health”.
The lecture, according to the college’s promotional material, will be given by Helena Vieira, who presents herself as a “transfeminist”. She is a former candidate for deputy for PSOL and is also a playwright.
The issue of the health of trans women, who are biologically men, is not the only topic for the LGBTQ+ community on FMUSP’s programming, there is also “reproductive counseling” for trans people.
Another controversial topic at the event is a lecture on “chemical sex”, a literal translation of “chemsex”, which is a practice that consists of consuming drugs during sexual intercourse.
