Pregnant, even when you did not want to be pregnant

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1. 10.1515/ijamh-2015-frontmatter1
2. Editorial
3. Pregnant, even when you did not want to be pregnant
4. Original articles
5. How adolescents learn about risk perception and behavior in regards to alcohol use in light of social learning theory: a qualitative study in Bogotá, Colombia
6. An assessment of basic nutrition knowledge of adolescents with eating disorders and their parents
7. More than a break: the impact of a social-pedagogical intervention during young persons’ long-term hospital admission – a qualitative study
8. Effect of external classroom noise on schoolchildren’s reading and mathematics performance: correlation of noise levels and gender
9. Physical self-esteem – a ten-year follow-up study from early adolescence to early adulthood
10. Street hawking among in-school adolescents in a south-western town in Nigeria: pattern, determinants and effects on school performance
11. Outcome of adolescents with eating disorders from an adolescent medicine service at a large children’s hospital
12. Female adolescents’ perspective about reproductive health education needs: a mixed methods study with explanatory sequential design
13. Study of menstrual patterns in adolescent girls with disabilities in a residential institution
14. Characteristics of hand sanitizer ingestions by adolescents reported to poison centers
15. Health care providers and adolescents’ perspectives towards adolescents’ health education needs: a need assessment based on comparative approach
16. Determinants of abortion decisions among Ghanaian university students
17. Predictors of peer victimization among Peruvian adolescents in the young lives cohort
18. Risk of eating disorders among university students in Bangladesh
19. Short Communication
20. Nutrition and physical activity during the transition from adolescence to adulthood: further research is warranted
21. Letter
22. Losing lives to the peril of ragging