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Articles in March 25, 2002 issue of Drug Store News

• Combe
• Warner home video
• Victus debuts new diabetic nutritional supplement
• Walgreens signs deal with Universal
  by Doug Desjardins
• Schering-Plough aims to keep OTC Claritin bounty for itself
• Phar-Mor denies sale 'imminent'
• Patient care model a long, patient climb
• Kos sues Barr over Niaspan infringement
  by James Frederick
• SpectRx insulin infusion patch set OK'd
• TV is 'out of the picture' for new LifeStyles ads
  by Diane West
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Co
• Del Labs
• Drug chips off growing share of salty snacks
  by Dan Ackerman
• BioCare tackles demand for ethnic skin care products
• Longs lays out plan built around service
  by Mark Tosh
• Supply chain optimization is highlight of NACDS distribution conference
• Positioned for the dot-com surge
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Steering chain along a profitable course
  by Laura Heller
• Edging out the competition
• Investing in an educated diabetes consumer
  by Michael Johnsen
• Hathi adds two more brands to its Sarah Michaels biz
  by Diane West
• Procter & Gamble
• Styli-Style
• Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
• Albertson's exits markets, restructuring moves forward
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Shoppers drug mart
• D.A.W. acquires 12th pharmacy
• Making convenience a cornerstone
  by James Frederick
• Teva promotes Marth to new post
  by James Frederick
• Hospital study finds NovoLog insulin works well with pump therapy
• ALA updates guidelines for flu/cold
• Higher prices drive category growth
  by Diane West
• Alberto-Culver
• Former Keebler chief Reed steps down at Kellogg
  by Diane West
• Rite Aid results remain strong at front end
  by Michael Johnsen
• Kroger to debut int'l foods section
• Correction
• Cornering America
  by Laura Heller
• Ready for retirement in Florida
  by Mike Troy
• ADA says Rx coverage for diabetics continues to be problematic
  by Diane West
• Metabolife
• Survey: Supplement users fear Rx drugs
  by Diane West
• Johnson Products
• Beiersdorf
• Anchor Bay Entertainment
• NACDS responds to HHS with plan for unified Rx card
  by James Frederick
• Industry mourns death of Unilever's Monteleone, 50
  by Rob Eder
• Bed Bath & Beyond buys 27-unit Harmon chain
• Out-foxing the hedgehog's rivals
  by Rob Eder
• Generic Accutane faces potential delays
  by James Frederick
• ECRI launches diabetic review site
• ZonePerfect Nutrition
• Sally Hansen, Glamour salute everyday women
  by Diane West
• Optimum care
• Healthy snacks sales fall short in drug
  by Diane West
• Madacy Kids
• Kmart to close 208 pharmacies as it moves to hold onto staff
  by James Frederick
• Generic Pharmaceutical Association
• Kerr Drug may use warehouse to add some new categories
• Taking the lead in urban markets
  by Laura Heller
• Remicade/methotrexate combo ok'd
  by James Frederick
• Prandin helps glycemic control, ADA says
• Rayson Healthcare
• Styling aids give consumers on a budget versatility in hair care
  by Liz Parks
• Unilever
• Pepsi posts biggest overall gain
  by Diane West
• Paramount Home Entertainment and Nickelodeon
• J.C. Penney comes to Eckerd's defense
  by Mike Troy
• `LillyAnswers' card joins the ranks
• Walgreens can't afford to rest on its laurels to grow
  by Tony Lisanti
• Keeping pharmacies staffed
• GSK debuts CFC-free Ventolin
  by James Frederick
• Fast-acting insulin keeps Olympian on track
• P&G's Prilosec awaiting FDA switch approval
  by Diane West
• Revlon
• Neutrogena
• Gold Bug, Sara Lee Hosiery exclusive deal has 'Little L'eggs'
  by Diane West
• Falcon launches Trifluridine
• Whole Foods to open in Toronto
• Wall Street bullish on Costco
  by Doug Desjardins

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