Read the December 11 issue of Chain Drug Review, which includes a special section commemorating the 90th anniversary of the founding of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores. The 56-page section is presented by CDR, Drug Store News and the Emerson Group. Here is the link for the issue: http://digitaledition.chaindrugreview.com/publication/?i=809929. The section begins on page 11.
Special section celebrates NACDS' 90th anniversary
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