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Articles in Oct 21, 2002 issue of Drug Store News

• Confusion over Rx pricing policy stirs concerns
  by James Frederick
• Massachusetts revamps Medicaid rate
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Eon Labs
• Spray offers hope for severe limb neuropathy
• ZonePerfect Nutrition Co
• Revlon
• Costco
• Driving growth with front-end initiatives
  by Rob Eder
• Barr Laboratories
• Montini returns to Rite Aid; Learish, others promoted
  by Michael Johnson
• Correction
• California, Walgreens team up in HMO consumer education effort
  by John Stone
• eRx Network rolls out eRx Pad service
  by Liz Parks
• Younger users and new technology keep blood pressure numbers up
  by Michael Johnsen
• American Greetings
• Hershey Trust Co
• Pharmacies use messaging solutions to increase in-store revenues
  by Deborah Douthit
• Drug stores' HBA prices bested by Wal-Mart in St. Petersburg
  by Mike Troy
• Fleming plans to divest 110 price-impact stores
• Is anything on the back bench safe from litigation?
  by Jonathan Klein
• Speedier trials could cut drug costs
• Ulti Med
• Gillette Co
• Variety is the spice of sales
• Strong roots secure retail powerhouse
• Mylan Laboratories
• Christmas retail forecast: a nail-biting season
  by Molly Prior
• DA eyes BMS wholesaler rebates
• Personal attention, satisfaction is not up to par, survey says
  by Liz Parks
• Rx bar-code requirements loom
• Correction
• Chills and thrills
• National Retail Federation
• Clearing hurdles to 'pharmacy-easy'
  by James Frederick
• Leading innovative hiring programs
  by Jennifer Kovacs
• Bernauer named chairman at Walgreens as Jorndt retires after distinguished career
  by James Frederick
• Acme looks to hit $5k in ADA fundraising effort
• Promotion can stretch consumers' dinosaur arms
  by Rob Eder
• Study says soy may reduce heart risk in diabetic women
• Perfecta Products
• Worldwide Dreams
• As greeting card sales wane, retailers promote discounts
  by Liz Parks
• Bringing strength to the bottom line
  by Molly Prior
• Catering to customers at store level
  by Michael Johnsen
• CVS breaks new lifestyle-oriented ads
  by Rob Eder
• New federal guidelines could shift Rx marketing
  by James Frederick
• Pharmacia
• RxHub connectivity test moves to next stage
  by Liz Parks
• FDA
• Ethnic makers expand lines, taking cue from professional brands
  by Molly Prior
• Giant Food
• Pfizer US Pharmaceuticals Outstanding Leader Award: excellence recognition accomplishment
• Xigris
• Neighborhood Market rollout remains a slow, steady process
  by Mike Troy
• Pharmacists still hard to come by, but number of vacancies decreasing
• Associations call diabetes assessment effort a success
  by John Stone
• NDC Health
• Swabs deliver sales increase
• Pleasant Co
• Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
• Maximizing customer satisfaction
  by James Frederick
• Longs reduces earnings projections
• Wegmans adds online prescription refill option
• Jorndt set the bar high at Walgreens
  by Mark Tosh
• More food choices available for diabetic patients
• Johnson & Johnson and Merck
• Allou Healthcare
• Energizer
• Customer-easy doesn't come easy
  by Rob Eder
• Investing full-time in store associates
  by Michael Johnsen
• Q & A
• New federal Rx cost estimate better, but still flawed, NACDS charges
  by James Frederick
• Pharmacist shortage legislation passes hurdle in Senate
  by James Frederick
• SureScript Systems
• Personal care, natural living pavilions buzz at Natural Products Expo East
• Allied Products
• Water moves into mainstream
  by Barbara White-Sax
• AIMing to match supply and demand
  by James Frederick
• Duane Reade eyes more urban markets
• Walgreens seeks to drive traffic
  by Laura Heller

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