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Public Health Reports ; v. 108, supplement 1
  • Published Date:
    1993
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  • Description:
    Has title: Measuring the health behavior of adolescents : the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System and recent reports on high-risk adolescents/

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    Cover
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    Public Health Reports
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