- "I think that we should have doctors who are trained to work with young people. If a doctor is not used to dealing with problems faced by young people then this will affect the service they provide when a young person does actually go to see them." Graham, 16, Merseyside
- "Doctors should listen to you and be confidential." Emma, 13, Peterborough
- "At my local surgery, there is only a male doctor. I don't like telling him my problems - I would like to be able to see a female doctor." Chloe, 15, Berkshire
- "I worry that my doctor might tell my Mum anything I say." Jo, 15, London
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