Sexual health and prevention for lesbians, bisexuals and queers with vulvas
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German, French, Italian, English
As lesbians, bisexuals and queers, we ask ourselves many questions about our sexual health. This page will try to answer a few of them. After all, the more we know about ourselves, our sexuality, and our health, the better we can take care of ourselves.
The information on this page is aimed at people with a vulva who have sex with people with a vulva. For them, we use the abbreviation "VSV".
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