Adolescence Visits
for engaging the adolescent’s active participation in a variety of health-promoting and risk-reducing behaviors, such as healthy eating, daily physi-cal activity, and avoiding substance use, and for supporting family connectedness and promot-ing healthy sexuality. (For more information on this topic, see the Promoting Lifelong Health for
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Infancy Visits - Bright Futures
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Early Childhood Visits - Bright Futures
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Evidence and Rationale - Bright Futures
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