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  • Wal-Mart Joins Forces with RediClinic for Major Rollout of In-store Clinics

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Wal-Mart said yesterday that its first co-branded in-store clinics will open in Atlanta, Little Rock, and Dallas under "The Clinic at Wal-Mart" brand. These clinics -- the first of which is expected to open in April -- will be connected to their communities via local hospitals.
  • Kroger Adds $4 Generic Scripts in 12 States

    CINCINNATI -- The Kroger Co. here is rolling out a $4 generic prescription drug program in locations in 12 states, including the 129 pharmacies in its Indianapolis-based Central Division.
  • Kroger Adds $4 Generic Scripts in 12 States

    CINCINNATI -- The Kroger Co. here is rolling out a $4 generic prescription drug program in locations in 12 states, including the 129 pharmacies in its Indianapolis-based Central Division.
  • Kroger Adds $4 Generic Scripts in 12 States

    CINCINNATI -- The Kroger Co. here is rolling out a $4 generic prescription drug program in locations in 12 states, including the 129 pharmacies in its Indianapolis-based Central Division.
  • NACDS Training Program Satisfies New CMS Requirements

    ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Supermarket pharmacies already using the fraud, waste, and abuse training program offered by National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Foundation and LearnSomething, Inc. can also use the program to satisfy training requirements in the new Medicare Part D regulation.
  • Giant-Carlisle Names Corporate Nutritionist

    CARLISLE, Pa. -- Giant Food Stores, LLC here has hired Sylvia Emberger, R.D., L.D.N., to be its corporate nutritionist. Emberger will be responsible for guiding Giant's health-and-wellness programming and overseeing Giant and Martin's Food Market's in-store nutritionists. She reports to Shirley Axe, acting manager for health and wellness.
  • CDC Links 7,000 Pediatric Emergency Visits to Cough and Cold Meds

    ATLANTA -- Retailers educating parents of the dangers cough and cold medicine can pose to their children are providing more than a service ¿ they may potentially save lives, based on findings by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
  • CDC Links 7,000 Pediatric Emergency Visits to Cough and Cold Meds

    ATLANTA -- Retailers educating parents of the dangers cough and cold medicine can pose to their children are providing more than a service ¿ they may potentially save lives, based on findings by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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