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Articles in Feb 11, 2008 issue of Drug Store News

• CVS earnings set record
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Retailers, suppliers discuss preferred vendors
• PL Developments
• GPhA: increase generic use as states struggle with health costs
  by Drew Buono
• Merz Pharmaceuticals
• Sinclair & Valentine
• Trends, innovation key in sluggish beauty market
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Drink Bandit
• Generic releases, competition cause ebb and flow in retail profit
  by Drew Buono
• Anheuser-Busch
• Switch from CFC to branded HFA inhalers to boost sales
  by Drew Buono
• Health care moves into electronic age at Wal-Mart
  by Mike Troy
• OTC manufacturers face wave of challenges
  by Michael Johnsen
• Part D shifts drug spending to Medicare
• Watson Pharmaceuticals
• 2-in-1 supplement lowers cholesterol
  by Michael Johnsen
• Number of women using supplements declines
• Multicultural marketing takes multipronged approach
  by Antoinette Alexander
• The Village Company
• Supervalu pushing pharmacies to front of store
  by Doug Desjardins
• Paris presents
• Rite Aid meets challenges of integration head on
  by Michael Johnsen
• Judge freezes AWP pricing settlement
• Longs completes five-year turnaround
  by Doug Desjardins
• Coria Laboratories
• Study: consumers continue to embrace generics
  by Jim Frederick
• International Study of Infract Survival Trial
• Unilever
• Executives address industry issues
• Plastic Jungle
• Innovation only the first step to getting onto retailers' shelves
  by Michael Johnsen
• Kellogg
• Health Mart advances as a lifeline for hard-pressed independents
  by Jim Frederick
• Sam's makes $4 generics available to all
  by Mike Duff
• Canine cards turn retailer's best friend
  by Michael Johnsen
• Wagner honored for pharmacy achievement
• Miller appointed to H.D. Smith's generics division
• CRN initiatives reach for responsible reputation
  by Michael Johnsen
• Consumer desire for spa experience trickles into bath
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Skin care centers, products draw customers
• Heart-healthy potato chips lower cholesterol
• Gerolymatos
• Wal-Mart's PBM foray draws wary interest
  by Jim Frederick
• Shop 'n Save
• Medicare drug payment findings spur call for fair reimbursement
• Roxane Laboratories
• Finger pointed at supplements in baseball's steroid scandal
  by Michael Johnsen
• Supplement user reveal political colors
  by Michael Johnsen
• What do you like or dislike about the hair care aisle at mass?
• Sally Hansen
• Borghese signs marketing deal with Del Labs
• Military keeps choice with TRICARE law
  by Jim Frederick
• Convenience key for Duane Reade
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Fleming Pharmaceuticals
• Generic makers see opportunity in '08 expirations
  by Drew Buono
• Cholesterol drug flushes niacin symptom
  by Michael Johnsen
• Teen, 'tween grooming market looks sharp
• Do you feel that beauty companies speak to a range of ethnicities?
• Kodak develops new single-use cameras
  by Doug Desjardins
• Project destiny: fixing a broken healthcare system
• Muhammad Ali Enterprises
• Safeway offers healthy-worker incentives
• Capitalizing on category opportunities
• Survey: pharmacy pay rates rising, but gains slow in some areas
  by Jim Frederick
• Wyeth launches generic version of Protonix
  by Adam Kraemer
• Executives address industry issues
• Just for Men
• Mineral makeup picks up in mass
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Craft beers move upmarket in 2008
  by Barbara White-Sax
• Sandoz
• Watson
• Retail clinics win victory in Mass., but Boston remains hurdle
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Major League pain for supplements
  by Rob Eder
• Sandox
• Cypress Pharmaceuticals
• Vitamins, supplements take powder-packet form
  by Michael Johnsen
• Looking for innovation in nail
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Asian market primed for boom
• Digital photo printing business develops rapidly at retail outlets
  by Doug Desjardins
• Sweets go sour at Hersheys

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