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Building Health Programs for Teenagers

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This report assesses the health status and needs of children between the ages of 10 and 20, especially those children who are poor, It describes the types of health services most appropriate to meeting those needs, reviews the adequacy of current health programs serving teens, and makes recommendations for improving the provision of health services for this special group.
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Children's Defense Fund (U.S.)Johnson, Kay A
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Langston Hughes Library (Children's Defense Fund Haley Farm)

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Digital Library of Tennessee

Keywords

  1. Children
  2. Health And Hygiene
  3. Medical Care
  4. Teenagers

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