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Articles in June 22, 1998 issue of Drug Store News

• Nail care '98
  by Liz Parks
• Digital imaging on the move
• May's Drug Stores adds K&B veterans
• NIS, Pinnacle Sales & Merchandising
• CVS completes conversion of more than half of Revco stores
  by Rob Eder
• Kmart efforts paying off, CEO Hall tells shareholders
  by James Frederick
• Horizon Pharmacies serves the needs of small-town communities
  by Jennifer Kulpa
• Cleveland
• Tampa
• Shoebox mounts bright new ad campaign
• Big stores mean big service-center business
• CAP Candy
• Imperial Toy Corp
• Carbatrol® approved to treat epilepsy in U.S
• Tooth Paste
• Debut of compounding committee delayed
  by Stephen Barlas
• Pharmacist can be front line of defense for drug-induced nutritional deficiencies
  by R.Ph. Lavalle, D.H.M., D.H.Ph., N.M.D., James B.
• All signs are good for OTC sales in wake of huge Viagra success
• Planograms adapt to a changing consumer sweet tooth
• Cough Drops
• Becton-Diekinson introduces several pain relief compresses
• Monojel packaging high lights benefits
• Genovese expands role of corporate staff members
  by Liz Parks
• NACDS expands department staffs
• 'Let's make it better'
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Chicago
• Pittsburgh
• Advantage Cosmetics founder develops activated hair color
• Dark and Lovely to be supported with promotions
• MASCARA
• Flowery Beauty Products Inc
• New hair color launches roil already crowded planograms
  by Faye Brookman
• Niche toothpastes target specific dental needs
• Hand Cream
• Walgreens drops Rx contract over reimbursement rate
  by James Frederick
• 3D boasts new technology for Braun Oral-B
• Current trends in asthma therapy, Part 2
  by Kendall. R.Ph. Shaw
• Contraceptives — Male
• Pregnancy Test Kits
• Rite Aid steps up commitment to urban development
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Genovese eyes financial upturn
• From handshake to headset?
  by Allene Symons
• San Francisco
• Dallas
• Uniondale, N.Y
• Information key to nail enhancement profitability
• FOUNDATION—LIQUID
• Aladdin Industries Inc
• Young antibacterial segment looks healthy as sales, visibility climb
  by Andrea M. Grossman
• [Xeloda.sup.TM] OK'd to treat tumors in women
• Depilatories—Women's
• Citizens Petition challenges approvability of synthetic estrogen
  by Melissa C. Popolillo
• Current trends in asthma therapy, Part 3
  by Kendall. R.Ph. Shaw
• GLENDALE, Calif
• Board clarifies bioequivalency
• Baby Care Products-Oils
• Health initiative focuses on women's issues
• Products formulated to soothe colds
• Hi-tech photo processing comes to Eckerd
• Fragrances show signs of 1998 growth
• Optiva files for IPO
• New York
• Lady Elizabeth debuts body care products
• New Bengay SPA offers relief without unpleasant odor
• Wholesalers and FTC face federal judge on mergers
  by Allene Symons
• NACDS, AG to unveil results of three-year project
  by Allene Symons
• Boston
• Seattle
• Survey finds teens enhance drug store cosmetics market
  by Liz Parks
• Chain drug stores find service has few limits
  by Allene Symons
• Kellogg Co. adds calcium to Nutri-Grain® bars
• American Greetings
• Oil of Olay enters 50-pius segment in North America with ProVital
• Kmart unveils patient-care center in alliance with pharmacy school
  by James Frederick
• As 76 million baby boomers age, marketers and retailers adjust their strategy
  by Faye Brookman
• Shoppers' Belitz takes top post at pharmacy regulatory group
  by James Frederick
• NO-AD enters baby care segment
• CLEVELAND
• FDA labels Cholestin unapproved drug; Pharmanex to have day in court
  by Rob Eder
• Right of conscientious refusal passes

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