
|Articles|April 1, 2004
The Brave (but maybe not so New) World of adolescent medicine
Not until 1980 did experiences in the care of teenagers become a requirement of pediatric residency training, and not until 1997 was a month-long rotation in adolescent medicine made a mandatory part of residency training.
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