
Empowering your teenager: Advocating for themselves at the doctor’s office
A pediatrician shares tips and strategies to empower teenagers to be their own health advocates at the doctor’s office.
A pediatrician shares tips and strategies to empower teenagers to be their own health advocates at the doctor’s office.
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