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Bringing together the top names in the field, this sharply clinical yet user friendly work aims to educate pediatricians, family practitioners, and other health care providers about the special issues pertaining to the management of headache in children and adolescents. This is an exciting area with new indications for adolescents of drugs theretofore approved only fore adults.

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