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  5. Self-reported health behavior and attitudes of youths, 12-17 years, United States
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    A description of self-reported health behavior and attitudes of American youths based on questionnaire responses of a national probability sample of noninstitutionalized youths 12 through 17 years of age. Topics include behavior and attitudes relatin...
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