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Articles in Jan 17, 2005 issue of Drug Store News

• Real-life examples are foundation for ad campaign
• Council for Responsible Nutrition
• Walgreens
• Newell Rubbermaid
• Vitamin Branding Corp
• Kinney taps veteran Halloran to head all pharmacy activities
  by James Frederick
• Consumer Reports
• Dynamic duos dress up lip color
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Burnside takes over top spot at Medicine Shoppe International
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• HHS cites dangers, costs of any Rx importation effort
  by James Frederick
• Clean Ones Corp
• Winn-Dixie
• Drug makers rush to fill heart-healthy lifestyle gap
  by Michael Johnsen
• Coty
• Duane Reade eyes Park Avenue space
• Pathmark to install in-store TVs
• Countdown to '06: Medicare crucial to GOP's future
  by Rob Eder
• Bayer earlier this month officially closed its $3 billion acquisition of Roche Consumer Health
• A heart-smart start to the day
• APhA honors Osterhaus
• Cott Corp
• Walgreens
• Penn Traffic inks leaseback deal
• Watson Pharmaceuticals
• Market impact remains unclear as pending switches head to stores
• CVS
• Familymeds bets on casino pharmacy
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Flu biggest culprit in weak December sales
• Eon Labs
• Fuller's communication focus strengthens industry's position on most serious challenges
  by Rob Eder
• Industry eyes second Bush term warily
  by James Frederick
• Statin switch may not impact prescription market
  by Michael Johnsen
• AutoCart revs up drive-through supercenter
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Speed of Light Technologies
• InBev USA
• Staedtler
• Gross-margin improvements send profits to 4-year high
• Regionals seek alternative sales opps
• Church & Dwight Co. no longer will be an equity participant with Kelso & Co. in the $465 million acquisition of Del Laboratories
• Nice-Pak Products
• Wal-Mart names Castro-Wright COO
• Generics manufacturer Agis Industries and Perrigo Co., manufacturer of store-brand, over-the-counter products, merged to create a new health care entity under the Perrigo name
• Industry joins tsunami relief efforts
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Rhode Island joins cross-border rush
  by Michael Johnsen
• Revlon
• Statins could face generic threats
• Procter & Gamble
• For Walgreens, a drive to stay on mountaintop
  by James Frederick
• Ingles to appeal delisting warning
• Despite abundant challenges, smaller players remain positive
  by Antoinette Alexander
• TransDermal Systems
• Teens gotta have it … now!
• Bush nominates Leavitt for top Health post
• New Year's resolutions ring in sales
• Innovation provides point of difference for school, home, office products
  by Michelle Kirsche
• Mandatory mail delivers blow to Rite Aid results
  by Michael Johnsen
• Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd
• Caregiver Expo set to hit nation's capital in May
• Barr Laboratories
• Late last month, Kraft Foods agreed to sell its yogurt assets, including Breyers Fruit on the Bottom, Light and Creme Savers cup varieties, as well as Creme Savers Smoothie drinkable yogurts, to CoolBrands International in a $59 million deal
• ChainDrugStore.net
• Product consistency, unchecked supply keys to success in generics market
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Gillette
• Green Dot generating greenbacks
• Ahold to shed Bi-Lo, Bruno's
• PBMs cheer court ruling that curbs disclosure rules
  by James Frederick
• Great Brands of Europe
• Ivax Corp
• Canadian health coalition sounds alarm over Rx imports
  by James Frederick
• Implus
• Ethnic marketing efforts in cosmetics focus on broadening shade ranges
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Cox-2s, consumer confusion dampen pharmacy business
  by Michael Johnsen
• Glaxo is lead horse among likely BMS suitors
  by Michael Johnsen
• Health care in consumers' hands?
  by Michael Johnsen
• Bandai America
• Kroger
• Mylan, Icahn battle over planned acquisition
• Beiersdorf
• Clarkson Potter
• $1 sections, self-checkout growing

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