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Avian influenza prevention at the source

Avian influenza prevention at the source

Teshome Mebatsion, Head of Viral Diseases Research at Boehringer Ingelheim, talks about the avian influenza virus, ways of prevention and scenarios for the future.
cystic fibrosis phase II trial

cystic fibrosis phase II trial

The first patient has been enrolled in a phase II trial to evaluate an innovative treatment for cystic fibrosis, inhaled via the Respimat® inhaler
Combating complex diseases with data

Combating complex diseases with data

How does big data create disrupting insights for our company? Read about potential use cases and promoting a data mindset
Investment of 65 million euro in avian vaccines in France

Investment of 65 million euro in avian vaccines in France

Boehringer Ingelheim is set to invest almost €65 million in a high-tech building at its Lyon Portes-des-Alpes site in Saint-Priest, France (Rhône), to meet the growing demand worldwide for avian vaccines
H5N1: Bird flu again. What’s different now?

H5N1: Bird flu again. What’s different now?

H5N1: how is avian influenza now? The virus known for affecting wild & domestic birds has been detected in dairy cows in the US. What you need to know.
Immunology

Immunology

Human Pharma Clinical Pipeline Immunology therapeutic area
Patient Organizations

Patient Organizations

Boehringer Ingelheim’s core principles and vision guide our work with patient organisations.
Production Insights

Production Insights

Boehringer Ingelheim makes an important contribution to the reliable and sustainable supply of pharmaceuticals
Our Partners_ViraTherapeutics

Our Partners_ViraTherapeutics

Lisa Egerer, COO and Patrik Erlman, Head of Research at ViraTherapeutics talk about their partnering journey with Boehringer Ingelheim.
Advances in vectored vaccines for poultry

Advances in vectored vaccines for poultry

Vaccine design technologies have made huge advances in recent years. One of the newer categories of vaccine, vectored vaccines, is overcoming challenges that conventional vaccines do not meet.