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https://learnwithopen.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/03544bc5-42ca-b33c-2115-2474e46885d1.jpg512341The main causes of death in adolescence are traffic accidents, interpersonal violence, and drug use. All these deaths can be prevented by demonstrating safe behavior. Psychosocial assessment and counseling of adolescents by pediatricians and family doctors can help detect and measure healthy and risk behavior.