Breaking prejudice in lung cancer
At Boehringer Ingelheim, addressing patient needs and fighting stigma in lung cancer care are two focus topics of the patient engagement team in oncology.
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New exchange platform with Harbin Research Institute
Boehringer Ingelheim and Harbin Veterinary Research Institute set up ‘industry-academia-research’ exchange platform
Our partners university of georgia
We're partnering with the University of Georgia to address unmet needs and find solutions to some of the biggest challenges in animal health.
Inauguration of new integrated Asian Veterinary R&D Center in China
Boehringer Ingelheim confirms its commitment to growth in China with the investment of 19 million euros in its new integrated Asian Veterinary Research & Development Center
Henke-Sass Wolf develop needle free device
Boehringer Ingelheim partners with Henke-Sass, Wolf to develop innovative needle free injection device for pigs
Nurjanahs Story
Nurjanah went from a sporty young woman to someone who no longer had the energy to do simple, everyday tasks. She was diagnosed with scleroderma.
Two new claims for Nexgard range in EU and Australia
Boehringer Ingelheim expands the label claims of its NexGard® brands for the treatment of two severe skin diseases in dogs in the EU and in Australia.
Diabetes dog symptoms chronic disease management
Learn about the symptoms of canine diabetes and how to manage the disease.
Reduction of Salmonella in swine after vaccination
Authorities acknowledge reduction of Salmonella after vaccination with Enterisol® Ileitis
Life stages of cats
Cats go through different stages of life. Knowing more about these stages can help you understand your cat’s medical needs better.
Corporate volunteering boosts social impact - A win for all.
Boehringer Ingelheim corporate volunteers help people with disabilities. Volunteering has social impact and benefits employees, employers, and communities.
A Unique Bond: a brotherhood like no other
After being diagnosed with diabetes, Eric’s unique bonds with Peetey and Jake meant they could run miles across the Idaho wilderness.