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Articles in Oct 22, 2001 issue of Drug Store News

• Phar-Mor exits 15 states as part of Chapter 11 restructuring
  by Liz Parks
• Pathmark's Advantage Card offers new Web incentives
• Novartis lung drug approved for COPD
• Ivax continues respiratory market push
• Novo Nordisk
• Retailers still get lift from greeting cards
• Chomiuk leaves Kmart to head Wal-Mart pharmacy operations
  by James Frederick
• As retailers rough it, Walgreens toughs it
  by Mark Tosh
• Barr gets OK for generic Eulexin
• GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare
• P&G signs $36 million fine fragrance deal
  by Alicia Zappier
• Ferolito Vultaggio & Sons
• Rite Aid forecasts strong holiday sales
  by Mark Tosh
• N.Y. prescriptions surge in wake of World Trade Center collapse
• Hospital costs eclipse Rx prices
  by James Frederick
• According to the American Diabetes Association
• Salon-inspired products, value attract consumer in soft economy
  by Alicia Zappier
• CVS has a new look with Beauty At The Door
  by Rob Eder
• Pharma Plus experiments with in-store Internet access
  by Liz Parks
• Mylan gets generic Vaseretic approval
• Pharmacia
• Alberto-Culver ups ad spending on key brands
  by Alicia Zappier
• Heineken
• Walgreens notches new records as store expansion hits a plateau
  by James Frederick
• Bayer files for ED drug approval
• Barr raises earnings estimates
• Drug stores strive to develop loyal diabetic shopper base
• Walgreens
• Ocean Spray
• Internet holiday shopping shows increases beginning in October
• Study examines Zyban's use in smoking cessation, weight loss
• Rising count of diabetics raises importance of glucose testing
  by Michael Johnsen
• Home Diagnostics
• Hallmark names Hall Jr. CEO
• Jewel-Osco hones diabetes care through pharmacy, nutrition
  by James Frederick
• People
• More generic versions of Prozac OK'd
• New focus on the Hill sidelines supplement act
  by Michael Johnsen
• CVS' Essence line expands into hair care
  by Alicia Zappier
• Coke acquires Mad River, respins energy drinks
• NACDS adopts new format for 2002 Annual Meeting
• Gum arabic imports may become a sticky wicket
  by Rob Eder
• GPhA discusses federally backed generic drug promotion with FDA
• Procter & Gamble
• Sally Hansen
• Guinness Bass Import Co
• Neighborhood Market rollout is slow going
  by Mike Troy
• Kroger gets a boost from pharmacy
• NACDS OxyContin study tracks abuse, details preventive measures
  by James Frederick
• Carter Wallace sale to Armkel cleared
  by Michael Johnsen
• ForeCare
• Rite Aid names Hershey to supplier of the year list
• GSK pharmacy discount plan draws cautious response
  by James Frederick
• DTC ads subject of FDA and FTC reviews
  by Diane West
• P&G moves ahead with Elations
  by Michael Johnsen
• Roche Diagnostics
• P&G sells Jif, Crisco to J.M. Smucker Co