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It’s summer and while students enjoy a few weeks of freedom, many parents are thinking ahead to the new school year by purchasing school supplies, completing necessary paperwork, and getting their teen’s schedule in order to return to school. Whether it’s high school or college, not only are parents trying to help get their teenager prepared for the classroom, but they also need to make sure they’re healthy and ready to tackle the new school year, which can often mean trying to squeeze in their annual physical or checkup for things like screenings, prescription refills, and vaccinations. See more.

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