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Articles in March 17, 2008 issue of Chain Drug Review

• Wider flu protection urged
• Project Destiny charts future course for pharmacy
• New script pad rule is looming
• A career of milestones ends
  by David Pinto
• Walgreens arrives in nation's capital
• Opposition to Medicaid cuts mounts
• MinuteClinic reaches the 500-unit mark
• MSI demonstrates its strength in MTM
• Longs appoints Vasos EVP, COO
• IRI bullish about 'Liquid Data'
• Supreme Court sends mixed signals on preemption
• Web store, designer sign deal
• CVS Caremark expands in Montana
• Rite Aid tabs public relations director
• The MediZine, Rx EDGE impact
• Consumer analytics is the best measure
• In eyes of management, Safeway 'had a very good year'
• Earnings projection for year is affirmed
• Consumers increasingly wary
• Chain drug stocks buck negative Wall Street trend
• AmerisourceBergen net falls
• Company stands by guidance
• NACDS annual more critical than ever
  by David Pinto
• Bigger role for retail Rx worth fighting for
  by Jeffrey Woldt
• 'No company can make the difference Wal-Mart can'
• A quick rise into retail Rx elite
• Scott throws down gauntlet
• Health care isn't only priority
• Lesson from Wal-Mart founder put into practice
• Health care is also a cause
• An overriding desire to serve
• Wal-Mart ventures into PBM arena; reactions are mixed
• It's the right time to build pharmacy
• A belief in delivering savings for everyone
• Wal-Mart on never-ending search to improve
• Patient is the first concern
• $4 generics are a standout
• In the sunshine state, it's all kudos
• Consumers definitely on board
• Some retailers get on bandwagon
• Rx par excellence
• 'The Clinic at Wal-Mart' to debut
• Hospital affiliation is point of difference
• Wal-Mart EDLP won't ever be lost
• O-T-Cs figure big in health care
• Equate brand plays unique role at Wal-Mart
• With new products, the aim is always to be first to market
• Vision centers part of total wellness strategy
• 1-800-CONTACTS another piece of the whole
• Out of a disaster comes a commitment to all
• Wal-Mart plans to focus charitable efforts in three areas
• Wal-Mart reaches out to female shoppers
• Speaking of women's health a catalyst
  by Dianne Dunkelman
• Sponsors talk about the value of the undertaking
• Wal-Mart is doing its part
• Associates get help with Rxs
• Big boost given to electronic health records
• Personal responsibility new byword
• Enrollment numbers in Wal-Mart health plans on rise
• Coverage is now more affordable
• Wal-Mart campaigns for 'real health care solutions'
• Technology is part of the answer
• 'Fresh look' designed to help clear a path for innovation
• Chain drug retailers hone beauty care departments
• Ethnic shoppers find destination in cosmetics
• Collections take on sharper focus
• Lipstick
• CoverGirl's Queen Latifah includes fans
• Markwins' latest intros
• Milani presents myriad new products in '08
• CoverGirl's 16-hour lipcolor
• Del Color Wheel line debuts
• Mineral makeup is hot wrinkle
• Cosmetics bags have panache
• What's natural, organic is in vogue
• Fragrance suppliers intent on fixing what they have to
• Drug chains see Hispanic connection as one to make
• The eyes are front and center
• Mascara
• There's always something new

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