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OTC Product News provides forward-looking, independent commentary on how current events impact consumer healthcare companies and their products. Coverage includes editorials, product reviews, and opinion you won’t find elsewhere. Our readership includes stock analysts, marketers, retailers, regulators, journalists, lawyers, and product developers. Our opinion is not biased by stock ownership, vested interests, or business relationships. Donald Kay Riker, Ph.D.Editor-in-Chief, OTC Product News and President & Founder, On Point Advisors, LLCDr. Riker was a Fellow at the Rockefeller University, earned his Ph.D. in Neurobiology at Cornell and won a three-year NIH Fellowship on neurological disease in the laboratory of Nobel Prize winner Paul Greengard and Robert Roth at Yale University School of Medicine. In 1982 he joined Richardson-Vicks, an over-the-counter healthcare company later acquired by P&G. During this time he also helped implement the first prescription drug monitoring program for the National Football League and was a member of the US Antarctic Research Program. |
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