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Our businesses are divided on a worldwide basis into the following four operating divisions: Pharmaceuticals brand-name patented pharmaceuticals ; Vaccines and Diagnostics human vaccines and molecular diagnostics ; Sandoz generic pharmaceuticals ; Consumer Health OTC, Animal Health, Gerber and CIBA Vision ; Vaccines and Diagnostics is a new division formed in 2006 following the acquisition of the remaining stake in Chiron Corporation not already held by Novartis. Our Medical Nutrition Business Unit was previously included in the Consumer Health Division, but has been classified as a discontinuing operation as a consequence of an announcement during 2006 to divest this business unit. The Nutrition & Sant activity of this business unit which was divested in e February 2006 has also been classified as a discontinuing operation. In 2006, we achieved Group net sales of $37.0 billion 2005: $32.2 billion ; and net income of $7.2 billion 2005: $6.1 billion ; . 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Prevent the onset of targeted conditions. Identify and treat asymptomatic patients who have risk factors or preclinical disease but in whom the condition has not become clinically apparent. Establish a consistent assessment schedule and indicators. Monitor the health and medical needs of the patient. Provide education and recommended screenings and interventions to the patient parent. Reassure the patient parent. Assess the patient's well-being. Detect medical and psychosocial complications and institute indicated interventions. The effectiveness of the gnrh agonists is comparable to provera and danazol with respect to treatment of the pain associated with endometriosis. Region C DMERC will offer an online workshop to provide clarification on the articles in this DMERC Medicare Advisory. The course will be offered on April 10 at 2: p.m. Eastern Time. For online workshop registration and attendance instructions, see "Online Learning Events -- How to Register" in this Advisory. 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