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Stroke Risk Factors Symptoms

Stroke Risk Factors Symptoms

Suffering a stroke is one of the most devastating medical emergencies that can happen to a person. There is a simple test that can help everyone identify the most common symptoms of a stroke.
International Women's Day

International Women's Day

We celebrate International Women’s Day with this year’s UN Women motto being “Gender Equality Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow”
Collaborating for social impact

Collaborating for social impact

Societal challenges require collective action and Making More Health Together is connecting changemakers to drive collaborations for more social impact
CAROLINA-CARMELINA-Asia-analysis

CAROLINA-CARMELINA-Asia-analysis

CAROLINA® and CARMELINA® outcome trial subgroup analyses demonstrate cardiovascular and renal safety data in Asian adults with type 2 diabetes
EASi-HF™ Phase III trial in patients with HFpEF

EASi-HF™ Phase III trial in patients with HFpEF

Boehringer Ingelheim's Sandy Sommer on the global urgency for innovative heart failure care and the significance of the clinical trial for patients with HFpEF worldwide.
“My ultimate goal is to cure cancer”

“My ultimate goal is to cure cancer”

Norbert Kraut, our Global Head of Cancer Research, shares how we are advancing science to bring new treatment options for people living with cancer.
Empowering smallholder farmers

Empowering smallholder farmers

The LastMile initiative improves health equity in remote areas of Africa, increasing access to animal health resources for underserved farming communities.
Partnership with Precision Health Research, Singapore

Partnership with Precision Health Research, Singapore

Boehringer Ingelheim joins forces with Precision Health Research, Singapore with the aim of transforming healthcare and improving patient outcomes in Singapore and beyond.
New data for nintedanib in children with fibrosing ILD

New data for nintedanib in children with fibrosing ILD

InPedILD Phase III trail showed encouraging results for both primary end points. If approved, nintedanib would become the first approved treatment for pediatric patients with fibrosis ILD.