Sensitive subject for young adults and should be

sensitive subject for young adults and should be addressed directly avoiding the use of slang
terminology. The goal is for this population to develop a general understanding of when to seek medical
attention should a deviation from the norm present itself as well as developing a relationship with the
clinician so they feel comfortable coming forward with abnormalities or concerns.
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