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Articles in Nov 17, 1997 issue of Drug Store News

• What do people want?
  by Lisa A. Fried
• Medtrade shines a spotlight on potential of home healthcare
  by James Frederick
• OtC giants join herbal game
  by Rob Eder
• Fragrance sales give chains scents of encouragement
  by Liz Parks
• Pharmacist is chains' biggest asset in building patient-care sales effort
  by James Frederick
• Medic Discount Drugs debuts two latest Cleveland stores
  by James Frederick
• Gearing up for 1998 with licensed merchandise
• Wholesaler consolidation raises chain pharmacy concerns
  by Al Heller
• Body mists, companion products refresh fragrance category
  by Liz Parks
• Wholesalers adapt to a world that is rapidly, radically changing
  by Al Heller
• Drug chains rushing to bring private label OTCs to the public
  by Al Heller
• Halloween is anything but frightful to chain drug stores
• Back-to-school season '97 makes the grade by trading up
  by Allene Symons
• AmeriSource continues to carry out McNamara's vision
• Pharma Plus is Katz' springboard to aggressive expansion
  by Sandra M. Sutton
• What's new in fragrances for 1998
• Home healthcare market may be ripe for retail picking
  by James Frederick
• Rock Bottom bolsters management, store offerings
  by Liz Parks
• Kids' arts and crafts on the grow
  by Alene Symons
• Distribution, service a strong mix for Cardinal
• Thriving on the self-care revolution
  by Marie Griffin
• Higher-value pens, pencils prove just 'write.'
  by Jennifer Kulpa
• Infectious pneumonia
  by Bruce Culver
• In industry first, American, Longs merge PBM divisions
  by James Frederick
• A stronger Dep introduces upscale skin and hair lines
  by Peter Malbin
• McKesson readies for retailers with upgraded sales force
• NWDA recasts its link to the future
  by Allene Symons
• Quality, packaging and promotion drive private label programs
  by Peter Malbin
• Bergen builds on its core strengths