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• Young People, Children and Bullying
Discusses who gets bullied, what to do, and who to tell.
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• Young Womens Health: Scoliosis
Explains the causes of scoliosis, who gets it, the diagnosis, and treatment.
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• YoungMinds: Eating Problems
Explains what eating disorders are. Signs and symptoms of specific types, why people develop these problems, and how to help yourself or someone you know.
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• YoungMinds: Self-Harm
Information to help young people understand more about self-injury and to where to find support. Includes details of national organisations.
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• Your Genes, Your Health
A multimedia guide to genetic, inherited disorders, and Fragile X syndrome.
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• Your Health: Infectious Mononucleosis
Information about infection caused by a virus, often referred to as the 'kissing disease'.
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• Your Heart: A User's Guide
Explains how the heart works, things that can go wrong, what happens during a heart attack, and health tips.
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• Your Shout
Made by and for adolescents with a brother or sister having a disability or chronic illness. Includes interviews, reviews, and submitted stories and poems.
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• Youth Health Info
Irish-based program for youth, offering non-judgmental drug education and sexual health information. Includes peer education, sexuality and disability, and resources.
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• Youthealth
Games, interactive activities, and facts about body parts, systems, diseases, first aid, and resources.
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• Youthline
Free New Zealand youth helpline for kids and teens ages 12 and up. Includes helping ideas, stories, FAQs, information, resources and map of Youthline Centres locations.
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• YouthLine
Offers free and confidential information, advice and counselling to young people under 25 in and around Bracknell, Berkshire, UK.
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• YouthNoise: Learning to Cope With Self-Injury
Practical advice on seeking help, coping with stress and helping others who self-injure.
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• YouthSSpeak
Enables young people around Australia to come together and discuss common problems, issues and concerns about their stuttering.
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