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  • CDC study reveals smokeless tobacco use trends

    ATLANTA According to new data compiled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that covers use of smokeless tobacco in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Guam released Thursday, the rates of smokers who also use smokeless tobacco, including chew tobacco and snuff, range from 0.9% in Puerto Rico to 13.7% in Wyoming.

  • Walgreens chief: We want to own ‘well’

    DEERFIELD, Ill. The healthcare landscape is changing. There’s a new value-driven consumer who has emerged and, in light of this, retail pharmacy giant Walgreens is in the midst of an evolution into “a retail health and daily living store” and is on a mission to “own well.” That was a key message that an optimistic Greg Wasson, Walgreens president and CEO, had for Wall Street during the company’s Analyst Day conference on Thursday in Chicago.

     

  • Lupin's generic Clarinex gets FDA approval

    SILVER SPRING, Md. The Food and Drug Administration has approved a generic treatment made by Lupin Pharmaceuticals for allergies, according to FDA records.

     

    The drug is a generic version of Schering-Plough’s Clarinex.

     

     

    Clarinex has annual sales of around $229 million, according to IMS Health data reported by several media in India, where Lupin is based.

     

  • Brioschi Pharmaceuticals to revitalize Brioschi heartburn-relief brand

    FAIR LAWN, N.J. Brioschi Pharmaceuticals International last month announced its intent to revitalize the Brioschi heartburn-relief brand. The company is pitting substantial capital into a marketing plan that incorporates everything from trade promotions, sampling and healthcare professional recommendations to newspaper advertising, digital marketing and sponsorships, the company stated.

     

  • Study questions accuracy of health info shared through social media

    WOONSOCKET, R.I. A recent study of diabetes information shared on Facebook raised questions about the accuracy of the information on social media sites and its sources, according to the research sponsored by CVS Caremark.

     

  • Hyland's looks to have reformulated teething tablets back on the market in 2011

    LOS ANGELES Hyland’s plans to have a reformulated Teething Tablets product back on the market in early 2011, the company stated, following the initiation of its voluntary recall of the product last week.

     

  • Survey reveals lifestyle habits among diabetes patients

    WOONSOCKET, R.I. CVS/pharmacy on Monday announced results of a survey examining various aspects of disease management and lifestyle for patients with diabetes. Of 3,242 respondents with diabetes, 32% reported they have been less vigilant about daily glucose testing due to cost, and as many as 24% of respondents said that cost has led them to be less conscientious about maintaining a proper diet.

  • Duane Reade Walk-In Medical Care clinics to accept Medicare

    NEW YORK The DR Doctor On-Premises Walk-In Medical Care clinics, which are located within select Duane Reade stores and are managed by Consumer Health Services, now will accept Medicare.

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