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Although several excellent textbooks on adolescent medicine have been published recently, there are few books that address issues of adolescent health comprehensively. The most recent were published in 1991 (The Health of Adolescents: Understanding and Facilitating Biological, Behavioral, and Social Development. Edited by W.R. Hendee. San Francisco: JosseyBass) and 1993 (Promoting the Health of Adolescents: New Directions for the Twenty-First Century. Edited by S.G. Millstein, A.C. Peterson, and E.O. Nightingale. New York: Oxford University Press), leaving those of us who teach graduate courses in adolescent health with no up-to-date textbook for our students. When I saw Wallander and
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