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1885-1948: Innovative beginnings

1885-1948: Innovative beginnings

The Boehringer Ingelheim history from its start in 1885 to 1948, with milestones and important products
The power of patient advocacy in cancer care

The power of patient advocacy in cancer care

Larry, a retired US Navy veteran, and Jeff, UICC President, have more in common than a cancer diagnosis: they share a passion for patient empowerment.
China

China

Boehringer Ingelheim has been active in China since 1994. Explore career development opportunities in China or our 170 locations around the globe.
Dirk Stenkamp

Dirk Stenkamp

Dirk Stenkamp, Senior Vice President Research Site Germany, reflects on our culture of collaboration and passion for progress.
survodutide top-line results MASH fibrosis

survodutide top-line results MASH fibrosis

Survodutide Phase II trial shows 83% of adults treated achieved groundbreaking results in liver disease due to MASH, with significant improvements in fibrosis
EMPERIAL-heart-failure-toplineresults

EMPERIAL-heart-failure-toplineresults

Update on the EMPERIAL-Reduced and EMPERIAL-Preserved studies, which assess exercise ability in adults with chronic heart failure with reduced and preserved ejection fraction
clinical-collaboration-with-Amgen

clinical-collaboration-with-Amgen

Collaboration to study Boehringer Ingelheim’s SOS1::pan-KRAS Inhibitor in combination with Amgen’s KRASG12C Inhibitor
CARMELINA-elderly-analysis

CARMELINA-elderly-analysis

CARMELINA® outcome trial subgroup analysis demonstrates long-term cardiovascular and renal safety data in older people with type 2 diabetes
empa-reg-outcome-recurrent-events

empa-reg-outcome-recurrent-events

EMPA-REG OUTCOME® analysis: Empagliflozin reduced risk of first plus recurrent cardiovascular events in adults with type 2 diabetes and CV disease
FDA-Fast-Track-chronic-kidney-disease

FDA-Fast-Track-chronic-kidney-disease

FDA grants Fast Track designation for the treatment of chronic kidney disease, underscoring urgent need for new treatments for people living with the condition