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PR: 6

Cool Nurse
Information for teens and young adults: sexuality, birth control, fitness and nutrition, mind matters, STDs, substance abuse, suicide, sexual abuse, stress management, depression, crisis hotlines, pregnancy, videos and more.
Date added: 24/08/07 | http://www.coolnurse.com/

PR: 7

iwannaknow.org
iwannaknow.org is an educational resource that answers questions about teen sexual health by providing information about sexually transmitted diseases(STDs) and prevention information.
Date added: 24/08/07 | http://www.iwannaknow.org/

PR: 4

Teen Health Talk
Teen Health Talk is dedicated to educating and empowering adolescents to make responsible decisions regarding their wellness, sexuality, and reproductive health. Teens are a unique group with needs that differ greatly from those of children or adults. We want to help parents and health professionals better understand adolescent development to enable them to communicate effectively with teenagers about their problems and concerns.
Date added: 24/08/07 | http://www.teenhealthtalk.org/

PR: 7

TeenGrowth
TeenGrowth provides information for teens on staying healthy in the following areas: their body, sex, emotions, friends, sports, school, danger and family.
Date added: 24/08/07 | http://www.teengrowth.com/

PR: 7

TeensHealth
TeensHealth offers a safe, private place to get information about health, growth, and emotions. We give you the doctor-approved info you need to understand the changes that you may be going through.
Date added: 06/05/07 | http://www.teenshealth.org/

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