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NACDS teams to launch Nourish My Health campaign

NACDS teams to launch Nourish My Health campaign

WASHINGTON – The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) – along with leading health organizations the American Cancer Society, the American Diabetes Association (ADA), the American Heart Association, and the Food is Medicine Institute at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

MedAdvisor Solutions is new name of Adheris Health

MedAdvisor Solutions is new name of Adheris Health

WOBURN, Mass. – Adheris Health, a MedAdvisor company, has rebranded as MedAdvisor Solutions as part of a global initiative to consolidate the parent company’s business units and B2B brands into one global B2B brand and enterprise structure.

Burnham named EVP at Greater Than One

Burnham named EVP at Greater Than One

NEW YORK –  Mary Rose Burnham has been appointed executive vice president of brand and medical strategy at healthcare-focused marketing agency Greater Than One. She will be responsible for overseeing the partnership of brand and medical strategists on each of Greater Than One’s (www.greaterthanone.

Poll: Americans back DSCSA deadline extension

Poll: Americans back DSCSA deadline extension

Support for extending the implementation date for “track and trace” legislation in order to prevent a potential drug shortage is widespread, a new survey has found.

CVS beats Q2 revenue and profit forecasts

CVS beats Q2 revenue and profit forecasts

CVS Health topped Wall Street’s estimates for the top and bottom lines for the second quarter ended June 30. Revenue, driven by growth across segments, rose 10.3% to $88.9 billion, exceeding analysts’ forecast of an $86.45 billion. While adjusted earnings dipped 12.6% from the year-ago period to $2.

Rite Aid posts better than expected Q1 results

Rite Aid posts better than expected Q1 results

Rite Aid Corp. reported a narrower first quarter loss than analysts had projected, and beat revenue forecasts. The company posted an adjusted loss per share loss of 73 cents, which was much better than Wall Street’s estimate of $1.50. Revenue for the period ended June 3 dipped to $5.