When can an adolescent give consent?
An overview is presented of when it is appropriate to provide health care to a minor without parental consent. In most states, 14 years of age is considered the "age of discretion."
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| description | An overview is presented of when it is appropriate to provide health care to a minor without parental consent. In most states, 14 years of age is considered the "age of discretion." |
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