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Adolescent Medicine– In the Department of Pediatrics

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our programs » Inpatient-Comprehensive Care Program » Outpatient Clinics at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital » Eating Disorders » Adolescent Clinic	Helping Young Adults Stay Healthy The Division of Adolescent Medicine is dedicated to promoting the physical and emotional well-being of adolescents through clinical care, research, and advocacy. Out-patient clinical care is offered through the Teen Clinic and Eating Disorders Clinic. In-patient clinical care is provided for general adolescent medicine patients at Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital. For patients with eating disorders or other medical/psychiatric illness, care is provided at LPCH's Comprehensive Care Program, located at El Camino Hospital in Mountain View .	in the news Neville H. Golden, M.D. is the new chief for the Division of Adolescent Medicine. more » Packard Perfecting New Treatment Approaches to Potentially Fatal Eating Disorders. more » Teen Van Brings Wellness, Health Care To Underserved Populations In Bay Area Counties. more » Packard Children’s Hospital Expands Comprehensive Eating Disorders Program. more »

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