Center for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 2026

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Adolescent health specialists have the training and expertise to help teens and young adults with their complex physical, behavioral, and emotional health care needsfrom physical exams and immunizations to reproductive and mental health care.
In summary, pediatricians are best for younger children and focusing on general health and development, while adolescent medicine specialists are better suited for teenagers dealing with the unique challenges of adolescence, including mental health, risky behaviors, and puberty-related issues.
Adolescent medicine specialists have extra training in the medical and emotional issues that many teens face. Theyre taught to deal with topics like reproductive health, drugs, eating disorders, irregular periods, mood changes, questions about sexual identity, and problems at home or school.
Pediatric medicine is for children under 18, whereas adolescent medicine cares for those between 12-21 years of age. They overlap, but adolescent medicine caters to a higher range.
Its a subspecialty that focuses on the care and wellbeing of adolescents and young adults. During the adolescent and young adult years, youth experience many physical, mental, emotional, psychological, and moral developmental changes.

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Adolescent medicine is also known as adolescent and young adult medicine. Its a subspecialty that focuses on the care and wellbeing of adolescents and young adults. During the adolescent and young adult years, youth experience many physical, mental, emotional, psychological, and moral developmental changes.

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