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Articles in Nov 22, 2004 issue of Drug Store News

• Nabisco 100 Calorie Packs
  by Ali ibn Abi Talib
• New Piggly Wiggly ads launch
• Teens gotta have it … now!
• Enesco Group
• New, warm ShopKo format aims to reinforce upscale image
  by Laura Heller
• Kroger Marketplace debuts in Midwest
  by Mike Duff
• Duane Reade looks to front end to reverse sales
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Noxzema bikini size disposable razors
  by Gina
• Medicare cards still underutilized, doctors report
  by James Frederick
• Greenstone
• Journal of the American Medical Association
  by Michael Johnsen
• Target
• Cocoa Pete's Chocolate Adventures
• BJ's Wholesale Club
• Mail order gains at Medco highlight competitive threat
  by James Frederick
• REX awards give nod to drug's power leaders, products
  by Tony Lisanti
• India is becoming an R&D hotbed
• Barr Pharmaceuticals
  by Michael Johnsen
• Alberto-Culver
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Strong rechargeables merchandising keeps battery sales going drug
  by Barbara White-Sax
• PrairieStone opens 10th unit
• Sunblade USA
• Innovation is in the air
• Kocot takes on CMS senior advisor post
• APhA pitches pharmacy-only OTC classification
  by Michael Johnsen
• P&G donation to NACDS
• Mylan Laboratories
• Ivax Corp
• Sinus relief in season
• Jolly Time
• FDA advisor frowns on cox-2 inhibitors
• Katz appoints real estate EVP
• Wild Oats pilot moves forward
• Whole Foods
• Maybelline dream matte mousse foundation
  by Jen
• Medicare cards gaining ground, say sponsors
  by James Frederick
• FDA offers guidance on Hatch-Waxman changes
  by Michael Ohnsen
• GelStat
  by Michael Johnsen
• Is shaving headed in a new direction?
• Energizer Holdings
• New legislators bring increased support for imports
  by Michael Johnsen
• Secondary placement helps Similasan finish first
• Boots to launch U.S. ad campaign
• Hearst Magazines
• Efforts to boost drugs' lifespans face growing scrutiny, study finds
• Ulta-Lit Tree Co
• CutisPharma launches FIRST-Mouthwash BLM
• Eckerd ahead of plan—so is CVS' 3Q
  by Rob Eder
• More women than men aware of RFID, study says
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Shoppers to ramp up store growth in face of up 3Q
  by Michael Johnsen
• Cardio meds gain favor
  by Michael Johnsen
• Teva Pharmaceutical Industries
• Growth in personal lubricants reflects society's changing attitudes toward sex
  by Michael Johnsen
• Longs Drug Stores
• Hershey Foods Corp
• Safeway
• For pharmacy, Bush better than devil you don't know
  by Rob Eder
• Pricing pressures force changes in generic drug industry landscape
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Similasan
  by Michael Johnsen
• Hispanic men's market potential could redefine ethnic grooming sets
  by Antoinette Alexander
• EPC/RFID could save drug makers millions
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Amidst change, industry, REX awards endure
  by Rob Eder
• Industry leaders mull big changes for Medicare Part B payments
  by James Frederick
• Medicine Shoppe International
• Wal-Mart women's health event
• Express Scripts Specialty Distribution Services
• Woodridge Labs
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Seeing green from Shrek
• Pharmacy focus fuels Rite Aid prototype
  by Michael Johnsen
• Sempre strengthens U.S. foothold
• Barr Pharmaceuticals
• ECRM
• Delhaize divisions expand
• Boots The Chemist
• Illinois launches Web site to help residents save on Rx drugs
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Alphapharm, Aurobindo Pharma, CorePharma, Dr. Reddy's Labs, Eon Labs, Kali Labs, Purepac Pharm and Watson Pharmaceuticals
• Pliva
• Max Factor
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Electronic holiday gifts should boost battery sales
• ACNielsen

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