With the upcoming closing of the Eunuch Archive on January 1, 2025, it would be useful to have a listing of alternative web sites for castration and eunuch information. Here is a place to provide information for others to use.

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Unfortunately, much of the information that we have about the health situation of historic eunuchs and castrati is merely anecdotal. We do not have much clear data to work with. There is a bit of medical data from the first half of the 20th century (primarily on the Russian Skoptsy) and there has ...

Seven doctors from Cedars-Sinai Hospital and the medical schools of UC San Diego and Stanford University have published an article on the benefits of bilateral orchiectomy for transgender patients. In addition to survey questions that they asked, there is a step-by-step guide for best practice ...

Arab Nights (imported) wrote: Mon Jul 15, 2024 11:42 pm Anything from Riverwind? Still Hawaii?

I hear from River a couple of time per month.He's still happily living on the Big Island. He and his son are now operating an organic farm.

Congratulations in your 9th. May there be many more. You've been a great help and inspiration for the entire community. Your help and advice is always appreciated.

I doubt (or at least hope) that there is never a more complete study of the impact of castration on human lifespan than the Kansas study. Such as study would require a random set of males of various ages to be castrated and then followed through to their death from whatever cause and comparing them ...

A provocative article published today in The Guardian:

Men and other mammals live longer if they are castrated, says researcher

Cat Bohannon tells Hay festival audience it is not known why men go through life ‘smuggling two little death nuggets’

Ella Creamer (https://www.theguardian.com/profile ...

I liked it, but it does remind me of a mildly interesting question that I've occasionally wondered about... It seems a fairly common trope in stories of this sort (high %age of near-puberty minor castration, w/o much concern about informed consent on the part of the minor) that behavior and ...

Many years ago, for reasons unknown, Carolina Biological Supply sent me a catalog of preserved mammal parts to use in university classes. Among the products were human testicles in a bottle of their proprietary Carosafe©. My guess then was that they were imported from India, as were other human body ...

The problem appears to be a troll attack and WPATH is working with programmers to build a more secure site which they hope to have back on line soon.