February 6, 2023 by Bill Schiffner
but consumers should still be wary of respiratory ailments for the remainder of winter., Haleon, marketing lead for Haleon respiratory health, Sameer Rabbani, The worst of this year’s cough/cold season may be over for some people
February 6, 2023, Supplier News

WARREN, N.J. — The worst of this year’s cough/cold season may be over for some people, but consumers should still be wary of respiratory ailments for the remainder of winter. “We have seen an early and intense ramp-up of flu, RSV, colds and new COVID-19 variants. Consumers may have already experienced the impact of winter
February 6, 2023 by Carol Carrozza
Carol Carrozza is marketing manager for Okamoto U.S.A.
February 6, 2023, Supplier News

Today’s most compelling, and alarming, trend in sexual wellness is the secondary thought given to condom use among Millennial and Gen Z adults. According to both IRI and Nielsen, condom sales at brick-and-mortar have tracked slightly downward or leveled over the last several quarters and years. We know much purchasing has gone to online marketplaces,
February 6, 2023 by Trey Holder
accelerate360’s chief business officer and president of distribution and logistics, president and chief executive officer of Tivity Health, recently had the opportunity to interview Richard Ashworth, which extends from retail and pharmacy to public health services. Trey Holder
February 6, 2023, Supplier News

FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Today, companies need to adapt and be more agile than ever. That’s especially true for businesses across all levels of the chain drug store retail landscape, which extends from retail and pharmacy to public health services. Trey Holder, accelerate360’s chief business officer and president of distribution and logistics, recently had the opportunity
February 6, 2023 by Michele Mongillo
Michele Mongillo is a registered nurse, nursing educator and the global clinical director at First Quality., Perimenopause should not be overlooked any longer
February 6, 2023, Supplier News

It usually happens when women are in their 40s, but sometimes earlier. Suddenly, a monthly cycle that was predictable becomes erratic. Fluctuating hormones begin to impact aspects of daily life, from sleep to relationships to bladder changes. It’s called perimenopause, and for too long it’s been overlooked in women’s health care. Perimenopause happens before menopause,
February 6, 2023 by Jeffrey Woldt
Amazon’s RxPass part of a bigger picture, Jeff Woldt
February 6, 2023, Opinion

By now it has become a familiar refrain: Amazon is taking another step to extend its reach in the $4 trillion health care sector. Late last month [January], the company launched RxPass, a benefit that gives Amazon Prime members access to some 50 generic medications, used to treat 80 common health problems, for a flat
February 6, 2023 by David Pinto
David Pinto, Some relatively easy industry predictions
February 6, 2023, Opinion

The new year has been under way for about a month now, and speculation about the upcoming 12 months already abounds. Not to be left at the starting gate, here’s a look from Chain Drug Review’s headquarters into what just might happen between now and December 31 and what will remain anyone’s guess. To begin,