Adventist Review: 2004, v181, Jul-Dec Author Index ... - ar home

Out-of-control kids. (Family matters). Sep [2], p14(1294).
Potty training blues. (Family matters). Dec [2], p14(1758).
Useful, not used. (Family matters). Dec [2], p14(1758).
Wayward children of praying parents. (Family matters). Aug [5], p14(1150).
What God wants. (Family matters). Jul [1], p14(974).
LaBianca, Øystein Sakala
Adventist archaeology in Jordan still going strong. Dec [2], p18-21(1762-1765).
Landless, Peter N.
All things well. (Introduction). [Dec 30], p2-3(1890-1891).
The dangers of ecstasy. (Ask the doctors). Aug 12, p28(1212).
Flu shots. (Ask the doctors). Sep 9, p28-29(1356-1357).
Health issues for "seasoned citizens". (Ask the doctors). Jul 22, p26-27(1098-1099).
"I am 65 years of age [and] concerned about ... losing [my] sight.". (Ask the doctors). Aug 12, p29(1213).
"I have carefully lost 20 pounds over the past six months, and the prospect of blowing it over the holidays frightens
me.". (Ask the doctors). Nov 25, p29(1741).
"I have dry, itchy skin ... do I need to worry that I have [psoriasis or eczema]?". (Ask the doctors). Dec 16, p16-
17(1840-1841).
"I've just been diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. The doctor biopsied the little nodule and now says that I'm
cured ... if it is a cancer, don't I need more careful follow-up or extensive treatments?". (Ask the doctors). Dec 16,
p17(1841).
"My husband is stressed and ... occasionally mentions chest discomfort, and this worries me.". (Ask the doctors).
Aug 12, p28-29(1212-1213).
The three e's. (Ask the doctors). Oct [7], p34-35(1490-1491).