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Pediatric physical health can’t be treated in a vacuum. External influences, such as social media, contribute to youth anxiety and depression. As a result, family practitioners must be sensitive to the masked behavioral issues of adolescents who may be reluctant to talk. In a trauma-informed approach, embedding behavioral support in the exam room is integral to treating communities under
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