Sanofi a global integrated healthcare leader, focused on patients' needs
SANOFI
A global
integrated
healthcare
leader,
focused
on patients'
needs
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CONTENTS
OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
INNOVATION IN R&D
OUR RESPONSIBILITY
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BMP Sunstone, Medley ,
Merial, Nepentes, Zentiv a,
Kendricks, Oenobiol, Chattem,
HERITAGE
Acambis, Sy mbion, Shantha
2008-2010
A long tradition
Sanof i-av entis
Sanof i-Sy nthélabo
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A diversified
AT A GLANCE
of medicines, vaccines
and innovative therapeutic solutions
€34.9bn
We are a global integrated healthcare company engaged in the research,
development, manufacturing and marketing of healthcare products.
(1) As of December 31, 2012
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We act with our partners to protect health,
COMMITMENT
enhance life and respond to the potential
healthcare needs of 7 billion people around
OUR
AMBITION
With our global footprint and commitment
to improving access to medicines
and healthcare, we work tirelessly to make
a difference to people's lives every day
and transform scientific innovations into
therapeutic solutions for patients.
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OUR GROUP OUR STRATEGY
SUSTAINABLE
A GLOBAL HEALTHCARE LEADER
LONG-TERM
WITH SYNERGISTIC PLATFORMS
INCREASE
INNOVATION IN R&D
SEIZE
EXTERNAL GROWTH
OPPORTUNITIES
ADAPT
THE GROUP TO FUTURE
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES
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OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
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OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
Emerging markets
Diabetes solutions
Consumer Healthcare
Other Innovative Products
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OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
EMERGING
The strong presence of Sanofi
in Emerging Markets supports access to health by proposing
Latin America Asia
a wide range of medicines
at adapted prices.
East Eastern Europe Russia Turkey
Healthcare Company
in Emerging Markets
(1) IMS Health (IMS Midas 2012)
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DIABETES
SOLUTIONS
Million people
million people have
diabetics in Africa
Africans who
are diabetic
it is anticipated 552
Kwa-Zulu Natal & Gauteng has the highest prevalence
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OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
A leadership position with Sanofi Pasteur
VACCINES
1 billion
doses of vaccine to immunise more than
500 mil ion people
doses of vaccines
more than 500 million
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OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
Solutions to manage
CONSUMER
HEALTHCARE
health in the everyday
life all around the world.
With a diversified
(1) Nicholas Hall 2012
portfolio of local brands
Allergy:
Maalox®, No Spa® Essentiale Enterogermina®
Feminine hygiene:
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OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
innovation-driven
company, providing
a comprehensive
employees worldwide
range of products
to enhance
Present in more than
the health,
well-being
and performance
of a wide range of animals.
production sites
companion avian animal
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RARE DISEASES
RARE DISEASES
GENZYME:
Homozygous familial
hypercholesterolemia
RARE
DISEASES
AND
MULTIPLE
SCLEROSIS
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
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OUR GROWTH PLATFORMS
INNOVATIVE
PRODUCTS
atrial fibrillation
hematopoietic cancer
colorectal cancer
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INNOVATION IN R&D
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INNOVATION IN R&D
We have to be where the pathologies and the patients' needs are.
ACCELERATE
INNOVATION
We act as one to discover and
FOR PATIENTS
develop therapies that prevent, treat and cure disease.
We are focused on vaccines and 7 key therapeutic areas:
Multiple Sclerosis
projects and vaccines
under clinical development
Cardio-Metabolic
Potential launches
between 2012 and 2015
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INNOVATION IN R&D
ACCELERATE
INNOVATION
FOR
Translational Medicine
PATIENTS
to create deeper interaction between clinic
PATIENTS
and fundamental research and improve diagnosis
and patient care.
PATIENTS
HOSPITALS
BIOPHARMA
GOVERNMENT
This health ecosystem places the patient and their needs at the heart of the priorities.
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OUR RESPONSIBILITY
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OUR RESPONSIBILITY
Improve access to medicines by promoting
TO QUALITY
comprehensive management of diseases
HEALTHCARE
combining prevention, diagnosis and treatment
in developing countries.
IT IS SANOFI'S COMMITMENT TO REDUCE
of the population
Health inequalities through
Childhood Cancer, Maternal and Infant Mortality.
Promoting quality care by fighting against counterfeit medicines.
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To "move further" the human
right to health becomes
disease areas
a reality, Sanofi develops
for Access
programs to improve access
TO MEDICINES
to Medicines
to medicines for people in developing countries.
Malaria Tuberculosis Neglected Tropical Diseases Leishmaniasis
Approach
Information and education,
Medicines adapted
to patients needs,
and vaccine
Tiered pricing policy
preventable
diseases
for therapeutic innovation
Industrial expertise
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OUR RESPONSIBILITY
NEGLECTED
TROPICAL
DISEASES
TO MEDICINES
years partnership
with WHO in the fight
against Neglected Tropical
Diseases, with a total of
eliminate sleeping sickness by 2020.
lives saved from sleeping sickness.
is part of our DNA
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OUR RESPONSIBILITY
REDUCING
HEALTH
INEQUALITIES
SANOFI
ESPOIR
FOUNDATION
Childhood cancers
Access to healthcare
in developing countries
infant mortality
for excluded populations
STAND UP FOR
PRECARITY
AFRICAN MOTHERS
AND HEALTH
19 projects in 16 countries
Initiated in 2010
Ease and improve access
in partnership with UICC
in partnership with
to healthcare for socially
(International Union Against
the African Medical
excluded populations
& REsearch Foundation
in France through
a partnership with the Red
Cross, Médecins du Monde
and the Samu Social.
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OUR RESPONSIBILITY
Laboratory dedicated
to the analysis of
HEALTHCARE
to protecting
counterfeit products
the safety
of patients
by fighting
counterfeit
medicines.
products have been analysed
Campaign with Air France
to highlight the danger
of counterfeit medicines
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NET SALES
TOTAL SALES
TOTAL SALES
(in million euros)
OF GROWTH PLATFORMS
BY GEOGRAPHICAL
(in million euros)
ZONE (in million euros)
33,389 34,947
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EMPLOYEES BY GEOGRAPHIC ZONE
workforce:
more than
employees
Europe (exclu. France)
28,154
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COUNTRIES
13 sites vaccines
Industrial
10 sites in Europe
7 sites in North America
R&D sites
1 site in Asia
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successful, the future approval and commercial success of therapeutic alternatives, the Group's ability to benefit from external growth opportunities,
from Form 20-F 2012,
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annual results 2012 and press
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A SPECIFIC THERAPEUTIC RIDING INDICATION: TORSION DYSTONIA Prof. ANNA PASQUINELLI*, Dr. PAOLA ALLORI*, Ph MEIKE SUSANN RAUPACH°, Dr. ETTORE CATERINO* * Child Neuropsychiatrists, Institute of Child Neuropsychiatry, Department of Neurological and Psychiatric Science, University of Florence ° Physiotherapist, TR Instructor, TR Center "La Querce" Montemurlo (Prato).
Artha J Soc Sci, 13, 2 (2014), 33-40 ISSN 0975-329X doi.org/10.12724/ajss.29.3 Intensive Case Management on a Person with Treatment Resistant Paranoid Schizophrenia Bhowmick Paramita* Mysore Narasimha Vranda†, Daliboina Muralidhar‡ Abstract: Multi-factorial contribution of bio-psychological and social constitution has been established as a maintaining factor for chronic illnesses like Schizophrenia. Current case study depicts how long term impairments can have considerable effects on a person's functioning, specifically in the absence of social support system. Intervention for social integration was done on a person with 15 years long history of schizophrenia, abandoned by family due to her paranoid delusions and decreased social functioning. Intervention on establishing networks with the community resource mobilizers, intensive Case Management Approach and illness management strategies have been used to provide a holistic mental health service and support.