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The Journal seeks unpublished original research and evaluations
of programs addressing youth risk-avoidance or risk-abandonment
program outcomes. Of particular interest are those programs that
take a comprehensive approach to the involvement of family and other
positive influences.
Contributors and audience include professionals who study and/or
provide services to adolescents and their families including: mental
health professionals, medical clinicians, educators, public health
professionals, and social scientists.
Manuscripts submitted should be approximately 4,500 words, and
comply with author guidelines posted
on our website: www.afhjournal.org
Associate Editor
Christopher Doyle
Adolescent & Family Health
P.O. Box 16560
Washington, DC 20041
Phone: 703-433-1640 ext. 103
E-mail: cdoyle@youthdevelopment.org
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