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Are you making the most of your window displays?
Windows that contain dust and dead flies will not attract customers. Proprietors should ask themselves how they can best use their windows to drive their business. Lin-Nam Wang reports
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Cough medicines
The smoking ban that comes into force this summer will increase the number of people suffering from an irritating cough, says Thornton and Ross, manufacturer of Covonia
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Sex differences
Over half of women read patient information to see if their prescribed or over-the-counter medicines work differently in women than in men or cause different side effects, but few discuss this issue with their pharmacist
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Business basics — answers to your common retail problems
By business contributor Reg Peplow
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Best foot forward for pharmacy
Customers are more likely to enquire about foot care during the summer months. Hannah Pike reports on a new campaign focusing on the advice pharmacists should be giving these customers
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Preparing your premises for the ban on smoking in public places
The ban on smoking in public places comes into force on 1 July. Ingrid Saffin explains what pharmacy proprietors must do to ensure compliance with this part of the Health Act
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Installing a specialist television service to boost pharmacy sales
Using television screens to provide health care information to customers while they browse the pharmacy or wait for their prescription can be profitable as well as educational. Clare Bellingham reports
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