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Imagine: Ecological stoves safeguard family health in Mexico
With Fondo Para la Paz, we’ve developed ecological stoves for safer indoor cooking, enhancing respiratory health for rural Mexican families
What do you know about transboundary animal diseases
Transboundary animal diseases (TADs) are highly transmissible diseases of livestock that can impact veterinary public health preparedness.
Transboundary animal diseases and veterinary preparedness
What are transboundary animal diseases (TADs)? Bluetongue virus, foot-and-mouth disease and avian influenza are pathogens belonging to this group.
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Boehringer Ingelheim to expand veterinary vaccine capacity for emerging and transboundary diseases in France
Lothar Halmer
Dr. Lothar Halmer is Chief Quality Officer and leads the Global Quality Organization in providing quality products for our patients every day.
Our Biotech Story | Bioxcellence | Boehringer Ingelheim
Discover our pioneering history & leadership in biotechnology, driving innovation in biopharmaceutical manufacturing & breakthrough therapies.
Partnership WHO Foundation mental health
Boehringer Ingelheim and WHO Foundation join forces to promote equitable access to healthcare and increase efforts for suicide prevention
FDA approval NexGard PLUS for dogs
Boehringer Ingelheim Receives FDA Approval for NexGard® PLUS - A Beef-Flavored Soft Chew That Protects Dogs from Internal and External Parasites
Why we may be more like our pets than we think
The bond between owners and their pets goes beyond physical resemblance as we are increasingly facing similar health problems.
Anna Race
Anna Race, Sales Director, Human Pharma, UK & Ireland, tells us how a career in our Commercial Division helps her to make a difference.
Upstream and Downstream Processing | Bioxcellence | Boehringer Ingelheim
Experience our exceptional expertise in upstream & downstream biopharmaceutical processing, utilizing mammalian cell cultures & microbial organisms.
Phase II trials for patients with bronchiectasis
Bronchiectasis is a chronically progressive pulmonary disease. Boehringer Ingelheim investigates a potential new treatment option in two Phase II trials.
Rethinking mental health care
Outdated perceptions and practices fuelling mental health crisis, new Economist Impact study reveals
Ethical Business Practices
Suppliers shall conduct their business in an ethical manner and act with integrity.
Boehringer Ingelheim announces appointments Board of Managing Directors
Boehringer Ingelheim announces appointments Board of Managing Directors
Do you take periodontal disease in dogs seriously? We do!
Periodontal Disease? Brushing teeth is vital to prevent doggy breath, but not enough to ensure animal health and well-being
Questions and Answers
Answers to common questions from both patients and health care professionals regarding Compassionate Use of experimental medications.
Scam alert
A recruitment scam involving Boehringer Ingelheim is circulating.
Connect the Docs
Experts discuss interconnectivitiy of heart failure, diabetes, and kidney disease and the importance of early diagnosis.
Fredrik Gruenenfelder
, Lead Risk Management Physician, talks about his career journey, from veterinarian to playing a key role in keeping patients safe.
Edda Dankmeyer
Edda Dankmeyer is our Lead of Sustainable Development Communications. She tells us where her passion for sustainability comes from, why she joined us, and how sustainable development can be a key differentiator for the company.
Research ruminant animal health well-being
Boehringer Ingelheim supports young scientists and veterinarians dedicated to ruminant health research
Veterinarians go beyond: animal care and veterinary medicine
We surveyed over 1000 veterinarians from six countries. Did you know that only 49% of respondents think that the veterinary profession is appreciated?