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Articles in May 19, 2003, issue of Drug Store News

• Kmart's return to independence leaves it a power in pharmacy
  by James Frederick
• Bartell dedicates new store to employee
• NACDS clarifies Medicare Rx stance
• Fougera
• Eckerd builds loyalty among seniors with second health expo in home state
  by James Frederick
• A hefty switch, innovation drive self care sales
• Cosmetics sales outshine tough times
• Promotions inch up battery sales
• Panasonic
• CNS
• Anti-fungal benefits from foot-forward fashion
• Eckerd turnaround plan centers on realignment of senior executives
  by Mike Troy
• Medicap, eRx ink agreement
• Rx leaders to hear from lawmakers
• A tribute to two dedicated industry leaders
  by Tony Lisanti
• Fairview Pharmacy expands niche, pay-for-care model takes root
  by Liz Parks
• Patches, aspirin bolster pain segment
• Upscale skin care not only for boomers
• Retro-inspired designs making comeback
• Rayovac
• MuscleTech
• Convenience is king in consumables categories
• In mail order challenge, Walgreens tests 90-day prescriptions
  by James Frederick
• Kerr Drug, NDCHealth join forces
• In latest Bay State battleground, chains file suit over pharmacy levy
  by Michael Johnsen
• Illegal importation is bigger than just Canada
  by Rob Eder
• Pharmacists join industry, health groups in national launch of Sun Safety Alliance
• New items are relief in slow flu year
• Class-to-mass move continues in scents
• Toys sales flat, but segment sales boom
• Russ Berrie and Co
• Avent America
• Coolers 'heat up; beverage sales
• CVS shifts gears to focus on growth in new markets in 2003
• Kroger goes organic, opens Fresh Fare
• Howard University wins $20,000 BMS scholarship
• Execs cite convenience, personal focus as key PBC driver
• SureScripts, NDCHealth ink e-prescribing agreement
• Diet gains ground, despite ephedra issues
• Euro launches, new demos dominate hair
• McKesson APS
• Innodesk
• Medisana
• Adult tastes drive candy sales in drug
• Promotional strategy boosts Shoppers' 1Q revenue
• Fleming may sell 31 units to Roundy
• Wal-Mart promotions elevate Coughlin, Duke
• McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals
• New microchip watchdog could boost patient compliance
  by Liz Parks
• AMA'S nod to vitamins props up natural health
• Salon alternatives power nail care sales
• Maybelline
• Kellogg's Snack Division
• Health Asure
• Drug chains make pantry a priority
• Rite Aid promotes Shirtliff to top spot, category management
• Stop & Shop introduces Shopping Buddy
• Kmart
• Bradley Pharmaceuticals
• As independents regain footing, NCPA firms up its staffing levels
• Aging boomers, bad diets aid digestive sales
• Whitening trend dominates in oral care
• Markwins Beauty Products
• Dr. Pepper/7UP
• Bayer Consumer Care
• Drug stores get smart on selling snacks
• SARS complicates product importing
  by Liz Parks
• Store of the future bows in Germany
  by Liz Parks
• Fleming Cos
• AstraZeneca
• Force switch is not FDA prerogative, yet
• Technology chases seasonality out of first aid
• Three-blades still top personal care
• Nailene
• Kellogg's Snack Division
• Apothecary Products
• Health Canada won't guarantee imports
• RxDepot delays response to FDA warning
• 2003 Ad
• Ahold