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Patient Organizations

Patient Organizations

Boehringer Ingelheim’s core principles and vision guide our work with patient organisations.
Connect the Docs

Connect the Docs

Experts discuss interconnectivitiy of heart failure, diabetes, and kidney disease and the importance of early diagnosis.
EMPRISE

EMPRISE

Learn about the EMPRISE real-world evidence study and use of empagliflozin in routine clinical care
FIBRONEER™ Phase III program initiated

FIBRONEER™ Phase III program initiated

FIBRONEER™ Phase III program initiated globally to evaluate BI 1015550, a novel investigational phosphodiesterase 4B (PDE4B) inhibitor
The GPP Forum Report

The GPP Forum Report

The generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) Forum Report summarizes and highlights the important moments form the multistakeholder GPP Forum
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
Shanghai

Shanghai

Shanghai serves as an important hub for all of the company’s three business areas: Human Pharma, Animal Health and Biopharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing.
Lyon

Lyon

The Lyon region is a key global hub for the Animal Health business of the company, encompassing research, development, production and supply of veterinary products.
Careers

Careers

Join a global team of more than 52,000 passionate and talented individuals dedicated to improving the health of humans and animals worldwide.
Interdisciplinary approach to CKM care

Interdisciplinary approach to CKM care

Explore the global impact of Cardiovascular- Kidney- Metabolic (CKM) syndrome, and the need for an integrated approach to manage these interconnected conditions. Insights from experts at Boehringer Ingelheim and George Washington University.
“Rare diseases are quite common”

“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.