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Articles in Feb 16, 1998 issue of Drug Store News

• Regional chains attack industry challenges with gusto
  by Jennifer Kulpa
• Rx patient privacy damage suit settled against Arbor Drug
• Transforming to conquer tomorrow
• Connecticut eyes tenure rules for Rx managers
  by Ken Rankin
• Bristol-Myers gain could spell big headache for competition
• Herbal PhenSafe designed for confident weight loss
• Fragrance category has 'scents' of challenge, but body mists help bath remain strong
  by Liz Parks
• Mova moves ahead with drug to lower blood glucose
• Confronting patent extension hurdles will be generic industry's challenge
  by James Frederick
• Tying success to customer growth
• Agency OKs pay for Rx interventions
• Lexmark introduces two monochrome printers
• Medi-Cell
• Curad introduces kids' bandage designs
• After a massive coast-to-coast conversion, Rite Aid will call 1,300 stores its own
• Pharmacists to fight Medicaid drug reimbursement cut
• Looking toward niche opportunities
• Pharmaceutical care: cost estimation and cost management
  by David Tipton
• Health inflation slows down, Rx drug spending picks up
  by Ken Rankin
• Innovation Associates introduces PharmASSIST
• Pfizer
• Court upholds any willing provider law
• Counting on new markets to grow
• U.K. cracks down on prescription fraud
• SKB, Glaxo next to dance, while AHP sits this one out
  by Rob Eder
• Venastat formulated to offer optimal leg vein health
• Hand and body lotions offer skin care defense
• Walgreens fighting Rx margin challenge with new technology, market leverage
  by James Frederick
• Banking on marketing reorganization
• Alpharma ibuprofen gets tentative marketing OK
• Lawmakers debate bill to regulate PBMs
• Strong players, trends drive first aid; proliferation challenges category mgrs
  by Rob Eder
• Solar Cosmetic Labs
• NoQweez Softgel Capsules may ease motion sickness
• Making a large R&D commitment
• Medicare proposal to require surety bonds for pharmacies
  by Stephen Barlas
• Mail-order bill would require receipt for prescription drugs
• 1997 NME crop includes priority drugs
• Nonprescription Drug Manufacturers Association
• New hair care segment looks to beat the heat at chains
  by Peter Malbin
• Greetings cards consider the alternatives
  by Allene Symons
• Rx ads on TV: Enhancing information or promoting a demand-driven market?
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Generics market shows promise in '98
• Duramed's anti-diarrheal receives FDA clearance
• Bill would mandate full Rx drug coverage
• Migraines by the numbers
• Oralgiene USA
• Varta to enhance battery charge into drug chains
• Alpharma announces new strategic alliance
• Healthcare "bill of rights" introduced
• Looking to up market penetration
• Ivax gets FDA green light for prochlorperazine maleate
• Pay for cognitive services approved
• Extracts
• VIP Cosmetics working to dress up category
• HHS to offer safe harbor to pharmacies, PBMs
  by Stephen Barlas
• Rx board studies mail-order rules
• Morton Grove Minoxidil OK'd in treating androgenetic alopecia
• FDA approval pace accelerates in '97
• Lichtwer Pharma U.S
• Andrew Jergens realigns sales organization
  by Peter Malbin
• American Greetings shines at POPAI
• March kicks off Rx drug campaign
  by Stephen Barlas
• News Worth Noting Heart Disease
  by Kendall Shaw
• Hi-Tech's albuterol therapy gets marketing approval
• Buckeye nurses seek prescribing rights
• Vitamins
• L'Oreal
• Chains see opportunity at NHMA
  by Allene Symons