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Articles in July 21, 2003 issue of Drug Store News

• Advisory panel votes FDA approve Crestor
• Medicap enters new states
• Albertson's targets Hispanic market
  by Doug Desjardins
• Duane Reade taps merchandising SVP
• Rite Aid scandal hardly mars chain's future
  by Tony Lisanti
• Independents fall in number, but profit margins firm up
  by James Frederick
• Asthma 2003
  by James Frederick
• Target
  by Molly Prior
• Noritsu
• On steadier ground, Rite Aid sets new goals
  by Michael Johnsen
• AutoMed
• Drug chains net mixed June sales
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Symphony, Tennenbaum ink IRI buyout deal
• APhA taps editorial resource chief
• Show is ideal launchpad for cough-cold
  by Michael Johnsen
• GlaxoSmithKline
  by James Frederick
• Omron
  by James Frederick
• Technology boosts bandage sales, encourages consumers to trade up
  by Michael Johnsen
• Character, candy licenses give new flavor to bath, beauty products
  by Molly Prior
• Kraft Foods
  by Rob Eder
• Efficiency is the right pick for DCs
  by Liz Parks
• Wal-Mart aborts RFID store test
• Marc Glassman enters Columbus
• Roundy's enters retail pharmacy
• CVS names new merchandising SVP
• Don't try too hard to reach teens
  by Janis Gaudelli
• TheraSense and Deltec last month introduced their CozMore Insulin Technology System
  by James Frederick
• New York — The American Lung Association and NexCura unveil a pair of free Web-based health care information and education tools to help asthma and airborne allergy sufferers breathe easier
  by James Frederick
• Handicapping the field: GNC sale still a horse race
  by Michael Johnsen
• Target
• A lemony twist to old favorites
  by Rob Eder
• Eon Labs
• Walgreens remains focused on long-term growth
  by James Frederick
• L'Oreal opens ethnic beauty research center
  by Molly Prior
• New pharmacy security bid launched
• PBC launches encompass value, quality
  by Molly Prior
• Nestle SA and Colgate-Palmolive have formed a joint venture to develop and market a new category of gum and candy products dubbed functional confectionery
• Pharmacist shortage still industry's worry
  by James Frederick
• Food and Drug Administration
  by Michael Johnsen
• Cosmoprof
  by Molly Prior
• Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream and Nestle Holdings
  by Rob Eder
• Revamped front-end strategies take hold
  by Molly Prior
• Mylan Laboratories
• ShopKo set to open stand-alone drug stores
  by Laura Heller
• Fred's slated to open 70 stores
• Albertson's, Toys 'R' Us ink exclusive deal
• Rite Aid
• FMI view on Medicare reform undercuts retail pharmacy
  by Rob Eder
• New rules promise generic thaw
  by James Frederick
• National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
  by James Frederick
• Noxzema
  by Molly Prior
• Hasbro
• Strong store performance drives share
• Teva Pharmaceuticals USA
• Prilosec OTC launch will be easy to stomach
  by Michael Johnsen
• Thrifty-White tests off-site pharmacists
• SureScripts broadens reach to indies
• Medicare issues loom over Marketplace
  by Rob Eder
• Gum
• Pharmacy a growing factor in food chains' boomer strategy
  by James Frederick
• TheraSense
  by Michael Johnsen
• Canus
  by Molly Prior
• Target
  by Rob Eder
• Bringing beauty to Baltimore
• Upsher-Smith Laboratories.
• McKesson promotes services to independent customers
  by Mike Troy
• Stop & Shop offers health kiosk
• Judge rules for CVS in antitrust case, Walgreens, Stop & Shop may appeal
• Food focus is 'meat and potatoes'
  by Rob Eder
• Columbia Laboratories
  by James Frederick
• Pilot Therapeutics Holdings
  by James Frederick
• What does Rexall Sundown purchase mean for NBTY?
  by Michael Johnsen
• Wal-Mart
• Sugar-free, unique flavors emerge as growing trends at All-Candy Expo
  by Rob Eder
• Nnodum Pharmaceutical
• Grass, et al. plead guilty to fraud
  by Michael Johnsen
• Ahold reports bad accounting at Tops
• Bay State pharmacy leaders hoping Rx tax veto will stand
  by James Frederick
• 'Dare to be different' still the charge in GM
  by Rob Eder
• Barr Laboratories
  by James Frederick

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