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A school health nurse is working on education programs for high school students. As part of the plan, the nurse wants to address health concern topics besides the dangers of unprotected sex, or drug and alcohol abuse.

Which class topic would be appropriate to present?
1. Warning signs of depression for peers to identify among their classmates
2. Injury prevention
3. Early signs of cancer and heart disease
4. Normal physiological changes of this age group

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