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Cough, Cold & Flu Demand In Community Pharmacy Stabilizes German OTC Market

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German consumers return to bricks-and-mortar pharmacies for advice about OTC cough, cold and flu medicines, which has stabilized this important European consumer healthcare market, according to the latest data from Sempora Consulting. 

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