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Chao C et al. - Mothers’ attitude toward prevention may influence HPV vaccine uptake among adolescent girls. The impacts of targeting mothers should be considered by HPV vaccination programs and investigated by further research.
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Expand the Pharyngitis Paradigm for Adolescents and Young Adults
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Substance Use Disorder in Adolescence: A Review for the Pediatric Dentist
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