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The articles in this issue are authored by Organizers, Selected Presenters and Respondents to the above Multi-Disciplinary Conference which sought to examine the latest science on the adolescent brain and implications for understanding adolescent behavior, health, and criminal involvement. 21 November 2015, Teachers College, Columbia University.
The New York State Psychological Association: Division of Neuropsychology, Pediatric Committee and Teachers College, Columbia University: Department of Health and Behavior Studies, Center for Health Equity and Urban Science Education (CHEUSE), and the Research Group on Health Equity (RGHE)