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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Steroid injections effective for knee osteoarthritis
• How should we manage newly diagnosed atrial fibrillation?
  by Keith B. Holten
• Allowing spirituality into the healing process
  by Stephen Kliewer
• Is methylphenidate useful for treating adolescents with ADHD?
  by Timothy F. Mott
• Open hernia repair better than laparoscopic
• Helping patients relieve low back pain
• Is religious devotion relevant to the doctor-patient relationship?
  by Farr A. Curlin
• Spirituality, experience, and art pottery
  by Jeff Susman
• Aspirin for persons at higher risk for colorectal neoplasia
  by Martin Ritt
• Peak expiratory flow rate does not predict asthma exacerbations
• Mad cow disease: dealing sensibly with a new concern
  by Eric Henley
• Principles to make a spiritual assessment work in your practice
  by Robert T. Lawrence
• Isotonic saline or hypertonic saline: which is best for sinusitis?
  by Ahmet Karadag
• Petroleum jelly does not reduce recurrent pediatric epistaxis
• What is the best approach for managing recurrent bacterial vaginosis?
  by Grace A. Alfonsi
• Intention-to-treat analysis: protecting the integrity of randomization
  by Kiame J. Mahaniah
• Effective and ineffective interventions for infant colic
• Diagnosis of melanoma
  by Gary N. Fox
• Severe rash after dermatitis
  by Larissa S. Buccolo
• Should we screen women for hypothyroidism?
  by Amy H. Olsen
• Does yoga speed healing for patients with low back pain?
  by Nathan Graves
• Correction
• When should patients with stroke receive thrombolytics?
  by Gina Adair
• Do inhaled beta-agonists control cough in URIs or acute bronchitis?
  by Mary Maniscalco Stephens