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Radim Uzel

1940 – 2022

Czech sexologist

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Lived 1940 – 2022 (aged 82). Radim Uzel was a Czech sexologist, physician, pedagogue, non-fiction writer, gynecologist and local politician.

Radim Uzel (27 March 1940 – 2 May 2022) was a Czech sexologist, educator and science popularizer. He often spoke in the media about sexological topics and wrote several dozen books on the subject.

Biography Uzel was born in Ostrava. He studied at the gymnasium in Orlová, then he studied at the medical faculty of Masaryk University in Brno, graduating in 1963.

In 1973, he became head of the department of gynecological sexology and endocrinology in Ostrava. After 1989, he moved to the Institute for Mother and Child Care in Prague, which is also one of the largest maternity hospitals in the country.

Radim Uzel was a long-time director of Society for Family Planning and Sexual Education . Uzel was also an unsuccessful candidate to the Senate of the Czech Republic. He ran for office several times between 2002 and 2012.

Uzel died in Prague on 2 May 2022, aged 82. He had been battling stomach cancer. Ženské otazníky ("Women's Question Marks", 1987) Mýty a pověry v sexu (Myths and Superstitions in Sex", 1990) Sex – odhalené tabu ("Sex - Taboos Revealed", 1992) Jak neotěhotnět ("How Not to Get Pregnant", 1992) Umění milovat ("The Art of Loving", 1993) Nepraktův atlas sexu ("Neprakta's Atlas of Sex", 1994) Zákony ženské přitažlivosti ("The Laws of Female Attraction"; together with Miroslav Plzák, 1995) Sex a lidské vztahy humorně i vážně ("Sex and Human Relationships Humorously and Seriously"; together with Petr Parma, 1997) Člověk je živočich sexuální ("Man is a Sexual Animal"; together with Ladislav Hess, 1998) Červenné uši (first edition) / Červenání s doktorem Radimem Uzlem (second edition) ("Red Ears" / "Redness with Dr. Radim Uzel"; together with Pavel Malúš, 1998/1999) Erótova lampa ("The Lamp of Eros"; together with Karel Koubek, 1999) Antikoncepční kuchařka ("The Contraceptive Cookbook", 1999) Potrat ano – ne ("Abortion yes – no"; together with Milena Pekárková, Hana Primusová and Milan Salajka, 2000) Sexuální zvěřinec ("Sexual Menagerie", Ikar 2000) Pornografie aneb provokující nahota ("Pornography or provocative nudity", 2004) Intímní slasti a strasti ("Intimate pleasures and sorrows", 2009) Antikoncepční otazníky: o antikoncepci převážně vážně ("Contraceptive question marks: mostly serious about contraception"; together with Petr Kovář, 2010) Nevěra a co s ní ("Infidelity and what to do with it", 2010) Užitečné pohlaví ("Useful sex", 2012)

In popular culture Radim Uzel has made cameo appearance in It Will Stay Between Us (2003) and participated in dubbing of Mrazivá tajemství (2016–2018).

Radim Uzel hosted the 1990s radio show Červenání, where he answered listeners' questions about sexology. The answers to the questions resulted in one of his books.

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Birth century
Occupation
Sexologist, physician, pedagogue, non-fiction writer, gynecologist, local politician
Education
Masaryk University
Positions held
Prague City Assembly member

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Radim Uzel?

Czech sexologist (1940–2022)

When was Radim Uzel born?

Radim Uzel was born on 27 March 1940 in Ostrava.

When did Radim Uzel die?

Radim Uzel died on 2 May 2022 in Prague.

What was Radim Uzel's occupation?

Radim Uzel was a sexologist, physician, pedagogue, non-fiction writer, gynecologist and local politician.

What nationality was Radim Uzel?

Radim Uzel was Czech.

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· Wikipedia: Radim Uzel

· Wikidata: Q3506909

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