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Will you ask? Will they tell you? Are you ready to hear and respond?: barriers to physician-adolescent discussion about sexuality.

The article by Alexander et al. (201X) titled “Sexuality Talk During Health Maintenance Visits” in this volume addresses physicians' discussion about sexuality with adolescents, and adolescents' responses based on audio-records of 253 adolescent visits with 49 physicians.1 The findings are consistent with other studies indicating low frequency and thoroughness of physician discussion with adolescents about sexuality in primary care.2,3