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The document is a legal information charging Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation with the distribution of misbranded drugs, specifically Trileptal, for off-label uses not approved by the FDA. It outlines the company's unlawful promotion practices from July 2000 to June 2004, targeting conditions like bipolar disorder and neuropathic pain despite lacking sufficient evidence of safety and efficacy for these uses. The document also details the potential harm caused by such promotions and states that Novartis profited significantly from these actions, leading to a notice of forfeiture for misbranded quantities of Trileptal.

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