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The status of schizophrenia care

The status of schizophrenia care

A closer look at the status of the schizophrenia care landscape, an often misunderstood mental health condition
Work life wellness

Work life wellness

We provide you with a range of benefits and services, including counselling, exercise classes, social events to help you stay mentally and physically fit.
More Potential Overview

More Potential Overview

Working at the intersection of human and animal health, we have unique opportunities to positively impact vulnerable populations.
Living with heart failure

Living with heart failure

Hear Patricia’s story on the impact that heart failure can have on mental health and the importance of finding support networks.
The Angels Initiative

The Angels Initiative

The Angels Initiative helps hospitals around the world become ‘stroke-ready’ so that stroke patients can be treated as quickly and effectively as possible.
Animal Health Collaboration with Novozymes

Animal Health Collaboration with Novozymes

Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health and Novozymes today announced a strategic collaboration to develop and commercialize probiotics for global poultry production. Boehringer Ingelheim will market and distribute Novozymes’ FloraMax® probiotic product f
Retinal Health

Retinal Health

Human Pharma Clinical Pipeline Retinal Health therapeutic area
Bluetongue disease

Bluetongue disease

The bluetongue virus is a viral disease that affects ruminants' health. It doesn't affect humans, but it is a threat to animals.
Their dogs are their world

Their dogs are their world

Corporate social responsibility in Brazil: Volunteer work and animal healthcare donations for homeless people and their pets.
commitments to sustainable development

commitments to sustainable development

On One Health Day, Boehringer Ingelheim shares an update on its strategic approach to sustainability for employees, partners and wider communities
The big, the bold, and the few

The big, the bold, and the few

In the animal health industry, fewer players are vying for bigger market shares. What does that mean for companies, veterinarians, and consumers?