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Articles in Feb 16, 2004 issue of Drug Store News

• The incredible, sell-able egg
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Coty
• Making the scene
• Unlikely allies await go ahead on drug discount card
  by James Frederick
• Bartell returning to downtown Seattle
• Wal-Mart
• Hot picks: February
• Natrol
• Revving up the ol' razor
  by Molly Prior
• Wal-Mart and Target will carry the new Bright Starts brand of toys and nursery items for children up to age 3
• Schering-Plough
• Generic substitution efforts may yield diminishing returns
  by Michael Johnsen
• Andrx's
• Wal-Mart prototype places HBC, OTC up front and' center
  by Mike Troy
• CHPA renews effort to shift OTC tax status
• COPD treatment cleared
• Altering Medicare leaves drug holding the bag
  by Tony Lisanti
• More men shopping drug, brand preferences dominate
  by Rob Eder
• Almay
• Dannon Co
• Photo Marketing Association
• TV ads are pointing consumers to drug products' Web sites
• Watson Pharmaceuticals
• Walgreens leaders reaffirm strategy, outlook
  by James Frederick
• Boots cuts 900 support jobs, adds to Rx roles
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• ABC to acquire MedSelect
• Making sure everybody knows when the tree falls
  by Rob Eder
• WalMart
• L'Oreal Paris
• Frito-Lay
• Toy departments strike a balance between destination an fill-in
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• In health care, survey finds, retirees paying more for less
  by James Frederick
• Mylan Laboratories
• CVS returns to Southern California
  by Rob Eder
• Fruth jumps on digital photo bandwagon
• Importation panel debates open market
  by Michael Johnsen
• Home Diagnostics
• Treatments fortify nail care sales with new players and products
  by Molly Prior
• Cephalon
• Stars align for generic drug industry
  by James Frederick
• Teva Pharmaceutical
• Costco growth to remain steady in 2004
  by Doug Desjardins
• FDA OKs first dual-use drug
• Aventis opposes $60B takeover bid by Sanofi
  by Michael Johnsen
• Navarro provides Hispanics one-stop shop
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Miller Brewing Co. and Skyy Spirits have teamed up to create Skyy Sport, a new flavored malt beverage in the Skyy Blue brand family
• McFarlane Toys and Elvis Presley Enterprises created the Elvis Presley Super Stage action figure
• Hit with rising co-pays, patients may abandon Rx therapy
  by James Frederick
• Belcher Pharmaceuticals
• Calif. grocers say lawsuit without merit
• NACDS Regional touts card, defines business opportunities
  by Bernadette Casey
• Longs Drug Stores
• Revlon buys itself more time
• Council for Responsible Nutrition
• Wal-Mart and Target will carry Wham-O's Marshmallow Peeps Marshmallow Maker, a joint product of Just Born and Wham-O
• K&M International
• Eisai
• Generic makers are seeing promise in field of biotech engineering
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• 10 manufacturers to watch
• Ahold's restructuring pushes forward
• McKesson, SureScripts ink deal
• Albertsons
• Hispanic consumer shapes marketing strategies
• Rite Aid
• Hershey Foods Corp
• PRE Solutions
• FDA quickens approval pace in 2003
• Top 10 manufacturer profiles
• Walgreens promotes executives across a wide support spectrum
• Snyder's and Katz tap 3 top execs
  by James Frederick
• Kerr, Happy Harry's nix mandatory mail
• Mandatory mail battle heats up as Michigan, chains lay gauntlet
  by James Frederick
• Convenience intensifies cross-channel competition
  by Bernadette Casey
• ECRM
• Energizer Holdings
• Low-carb lifestyle lifts diet soda sales as vendors refresh venerable brands
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Recordable CDs hit record sales
• Americans confused by formularies, researchers assert
• Barr Pharmaceuticals
• Safeway to close 12 Dominick's stores

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