Should my teen be seeing an Adolescent Medicine Specialis...

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The teenage years can be both exciting and challenging for parents and teens. In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Arnold is joined by Dr. Pamela Murray, an attending physician at Boston Children's Hospital's Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine. Together, they dive into the unique healthcare needs of adolescents, answering key questions, including: • What is adolescent medicine? • What age range does adolescent medicine cover? • Which conditions are commonly treated within adolescent medicine? • What sets adolescent medicine apart from other medical specialties? • What specialized programs does Boston Children’s Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine offer? • When should you consider seeking out an adolescent medicine specialist for your teen? • What are the current areas of research in adolescent medicine? If you’ve ever wondered whether your teen could benefit from specialized care during these formative years, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Tune in to learn more about supporting your teen’s health and well-being.

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This episode was published on August 28, 2024.

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The teenage years can be both exciting and challenging for parents and teens. In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Arnold is joined by Dr. Pamela Murray, an attending physician at Boston Children's Hospital's Division of Adolescent and Young Adult...

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