Major investment for respiratory diseases completed
105 million euros invested into expansion of production facilities in Ingelheim and Dortmund
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Tackling NCDs through innovation AND collaboration
Non-communicable diseases are a significant medical, humanitarian and socio-economic issue. Rapid innovation and holistic approaches help us tackle them
EMPA-KIDNEY trial early stop due to positive efficacy
EMPA-KIDNEY, the largest SGLT2 inhibitor trial in chronic kidney disease, will stop early due to clear evidence of positive efficacy
Practical Advice
Practical advice for people with type 2 diabetes (T2D) at risk of heart disease
Cooperation with The Defeat-NCD Partnership
Together with The Defeat-NCD Partnership, Boehringer Ingelheim aims to address key access to healthcare issues related to non-communicable diseases.
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Boehringer Ingelheim receives positive CHMP opinion for nintedanib for the treatment of systemic sclerosis-associated interstitial lung disease
EURORDIS Award
EURORDIS has selected Boehringer Ingelheim for the first time as recipient of the prestigious Black Pearl Award 2020
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EMPA-REG OUTCOME® analysis: Empagliflozin reduced risk of first plus recurrent cardiovascular events in adults with type 2 diabetes and CV disease
Spesolimab Phase II data
New data published in NEJM shows spesolimab improved signs & symptoms of GPP flares
Overcoming heartworm disease for homeless pets
Heartworm-free pets soar to new lives. Together with our Greater Good Charity partners, our colleagues helped bring shelter dogs to forever homes.
Generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP): a chronic inflammatory disease
Learn more about this chronic inflammatory disease associated with skin and systemic symptoms
Transboundary animal diseases (TADs)
Avian influenza? Bluetongue virus? FMD? Learn what are transboundary animal diseases and how they can impact us
Partnering in Central Nervous System Diseases
We are looking for new early-science collaborations. Join our expanding community of innovation partners in central nervous system diseases.
EASi-KIDNEY™ Phase III trial for people with CKD
Boehringer Ingelheim's Sandy Sommer on how treatment innovations in CKD can also improve care for connected conditions, including heart failure.
Collaboration to fight NCDs
70 percent of global deaths are attributable to NCDs and severely impacting on people in low- and middle-income countries. Help is desperately needed.
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First patient enrolled in InPedILD™, a global Phase III trial assessing the dosing and safety profile of nintedanib in children and adolescents
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Boehringer Ingelheim to expand veterinary vaccine capacity for emerging and transboundary diseases in France
Five facts everyone should know about heartworms
Heartworms are dangerous parasites that can infest pets through mosquito bites, causing serious illness. Here are five key facts we all should know about heartworms.
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Nintedanib is approved as the first and only treatment of systemic sclerosis-associated interstitial lung disease
It Takes 2
It Takes 2 people – a patient and a HCP, and 2 tests – a blood and a urine test–to help detect CKD. Early testing can drive earlier diagnosis and treatment.
The little things
In 2009 Anna was diagnosed with scleroderma. For her, however, the disease is no reason to give up. On the contrary.
The impact of A Life in a Day of a patient
A Life in a Day disease simulations are opening our eyes to the patient experience, exposing a surprising knowledge gap and driving change.
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Survodutide Phase II trial shows 83% of adults treated achieved groundbreaking results in liver disease due to MASH, with significant improvements in fibrosis
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New kidney sub-analysis of EMPEROR-Preserved trial demonstrates significant improvement in heart failure outcomes regardless of kidney disease status
Innovation in medicinal chemistry
Darryl McConnell, Research Site Head, Austria and Jürgen Mack, Medicinal Chemistry, explain how we are working to unlock unsolved diseases