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Articles in March 21, 2005 issue of Drug Store News

• Cascadian Farm
• Snacking offers good 'nut'rition
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Ubiquity Brands
• Customer loyalty is in this contender's corner
  by Antoinette Alexander
• For Walgreens, mail order is both threat and opportunity
  by James Frederick
• Docs and pharmacists need to speak the same language
• Industry awaits pedigree result
• CDMA sees renewed focus on front-end marketing efforts
  by James Frederick
• Teens gotta have it … now!
• Demand for Prilosec OTC outstrips suppliers' projected consumer need
  by Michael Johnsen
• Similasan
• Nailene
• Cadbury Adams USA LLC
• Oral care for a cause
• Right mix depends on patient base
• Can pharmacists dispense morality?
  by Michael Johnsen
• Camera users take digital to paper, signaling better shots for retailers
  by Laura Heller
• Longs Drug Stores
• Wal-Mart 'Keeper of Culture' shares lessons learned
  by Tony Lisanti
• Fiber supplements may gain a little sex appeal
  by Michael Johnsen
• Despite challenges, generics dispensing is on the rise
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• McKesson, Wegmans expand deal
• Web-based program helps patients better manage their diabetes
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Bayer
• PhotoChannel Networks
• Gardenburger
• Drug's limited space poses challenge as health trends spill over into freezers
  by Michelle L. Kirschie
• Aggressive store-growth plan ensures future
  by Michael Johnsen
• Seeing robots in the future
• New products drive sales
• Unbranded means evergreen for education materials
• Pharmacist prescribing birth control popular with women
• Free 'rentals' help educate patients
• Supervalu bolsters retail business
• Pharmavite
• Diageo
• CVS
• GelStat
• Travel Products
• Financial picture reflects long-running success
• Creating a surround-sound effort
• Osco name will replace Shaw's in NE
  by James Frederick
• IRI urges retailers, vendors to keep ahead of cautious consumers
• General Nutrition Centers
• E.T. Browne Drug Co
• American Greetings Corp. and DIC Entertainment reported that the Strawberry Shortcake property topped $500 million in worldwide retail sales in 2004, bringing the two-year retail gross to more than $700 million worldwide
• Convenience is consumables' cornerstone
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Data-driven DCs drive cost-saving efficiencies
  by James Frederick
• Duane Reade rewards 'points'
• The eyes have it
  by Michael Johnsen
• Gladson Interactive
• Ross Products
• Putting om into GM
  by Doug Desjardins
• Lining up for Medicare Rx
• Caregiver Expo adds congressional reception
• Making the scene
• What can generics do for retail pharmacy?
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Publix to open Hispanic format
• Revlon
• Interaction builds loyalty
• Bruno's to close 20 stores
• Pilot Pen Corp. of America
• Getting a run for the money with exercise equipment online
• CMS reprimanded for poor job in overseeing rebate programs
• Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
• Closing the loop on the learning cycle
• Rx.com gives retail pharmacy the ability to profitably compete with mandatory mail and offer patients a new choice
• Kroger not likely to bail out Winn-Dixie
  by Mike Duff
• Procter & Gamble
• The South Beach Beverage Co
• Service is the name of the photo game
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• While 18 million Americans are living with the condition and more than 300 million will suffer worldwide by 2025, diabetes remains a disease of one
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Specialty pharmacy sees new competitor in MIM/Chronimed merger
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Kinney Drugs
• Challenge for Walgreens is not to act its age
  by Rob Eder
• While innovation remains key, oral care future has bright spots
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Kerr to launch new prototype
• Making room for men's skin care
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Weight Watchers International
• At 104, still taking competition by storm
  by James Frederick

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