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Teens (Approximate Ages 12-19)

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As a parent of a teen, you are beginning to see your child become an adult. These are critical years that will affect both their current and future health. These links will help you learn how to guide your teen to become a healthy and productive adult.

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Diseases & Conditions

Asthma, Cervical Cancer, Meningitis, Obesity, Seasonal Flu, Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) ...More

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Safety in the Home & Community

Injuries, Spring Break Safety, Teen Drivers, Violence Prevention, Youth Worker Safety ...More

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Raising Healthy Teens

Adolescent Health, Body Mass Index, Nutrition, Parenting Tips, Physical Activity, School Health Test Your Knowledge about Kids’ Health ...More

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Risk Behaviors

Alcohol & Drug Use, Sexual Risk Behaviors, Suicide Prevention, Teen Pregnancy, Tobacco Prevention ...More

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Engaging Parents in School Health

Parent Engagement: Strategies for Involving Parents in School Health, Overview brochure, Fact Sheet for Parents and Families ...More

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Page last reviewed: September 16, 2015
Page last updated: September 16, 2015
Content source:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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