Partnership for new liver disease treatments with Ribo
Boehringer Ingelheim partners with Ribo to develop new treatments for people with liver diseases
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Breathing hope: fighting the lung disease pulmonary fibrosis
The animation and accompanying article aims to draw attention to and raise awareness about pulmonary fibrosis, a disease often misdiagnosed an overlooked.
Heart Diseases in humans and animals
Humans and animals are more alike than different. Having a heart disease can affect us similarly, and the way to prevent it can work for all as well.
Respiratory Diseases
We are looking for new early-science collaborations and invite you to join our expanding community of innovation partners in respiratory diseases.
Cardiometabolic Diseases
We are looking for new early-science collaborations and invite you to join our expanding community of innovation partners in CardioMetabolic diseases.
Zoonotic diseases things you should know
Zoonotic diseases can be transmitted between animals and humans. They are more common than you may think – and they are on the rise. Find out how this affects you.
New treatment for chronic kidney disease approved in the EU
The European Commission (EC) has approved Jardiance® (empagliflozin) for the treatment of adults with chronic kidney disease
Mareks Disease Poultry Chicken
Five things you need to know to keep poultry free from outcomes of one of the most common virus affecting the animals’ immune systems.
CHMP recommends new treatment for chronic kidney disease
The CHMP of EMA has granted a positive opinion recommending empagliflozin for the treatment of adults with chronic kidney disease
Promising phase II results in chronic kidney disease
Boehringer Ingelheim’s investigation of novel compound on top of standard of care empagliflozin shows promising results for chronic kidney disease
Retinal Diseases
Retinal Diseases
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
Chronic Kidney Disease
Chronic Kidney Disease, or CKD, is caused by progressive damage to the kidneys, affecting 10% of the population.
Phase 3 studies survodutide obesity and overweight
Phase 3 studies to investigate survodutide for people living with obesity and overweight, with and without diabetes, cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease
Making Every Second Count
The Angels initiative honours emergency response teams making a difference for stroke patients
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
“Rare diseases are quite common”
Rare diseases are individually rare but collectively affect millions of people worldwide. Yet, they remain under-researched and are often misdiagnosed.
About Chronic Kidney Disease
CKD is very common and often goes undetected due to its silent nature. Risk factors include high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes.
Thinking differently could eradicate some areas of retinal disease
Retinal disease could be eradicated by thinking differently. Degenerative eye conditions can be cured with a patient-first approach, says Dr Victor Chong.
Cardio-Renal-Metabolic Research
Read about our patient-centric approach to cardio-renal-metabolic disease research.
Thelaziosis dog eyeworms
Have you heard of Thelaziosis? In Europe, some fruit flies host an emerging parasite known as “eyeworm”, an infestation which causes more or less severe conjunctivitis, sometimes leading to corneal ulcers and even blindness in dogs.
Perceived burden of COPD is higher for younger patients
New global survey reveals perceived burden of disease is greater in younger people living with COPD
Boehringer partners with NCD Alliance
Boehringer Ingelheim partners with NCD Alliance to target Non-Communicable Diseases in underserved communities
Major investment for respiratory diseases completed
105 million euros invested into expansion of production facilities in Ingelheim and Dortmund
A future without pills – could AI change the way we treat psychiatric diseases?
Dr Cornelia Dorner-Ciossek talks about how her work with smartphone tech could transform how we treat mental illness.