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DCRI-collaboration-empact-mi

DCRI-collaboration-empact-mi

Collaboration with Duke Clinical Research Institute on EMPACT-MI trial, which will assess outcomes in people who have had a myocardial infarction
Interview with Michael Schmelmer

Interview with Michael Schmelmer

"You can work on initiatives that can improve treatment, provision, and early disease detection"", Michael Schmelmer, Member of the Board of Managing Directors
emperor-preserved-heart-failure-full-data

emperor-preserved-heart-failure-full-data

Full results from EMPEROR-Preserved trial demonstrate significant improvement in heart failure outcomes in adults with preserved ejection fraction
empa-reg-outcome-recurrent-events

empa-reg-outcome-recurrent-events

EMPA-REG OUTCOME® analysis: Empagliflozin reduced risk of first plus recurrent cardiovascular events in adults with type 2 diabetes and CV disease
Collaboration-with-OxfordBioTherapeutics

Collaboration-with-OxfordBioTherapeutics

Boehringer Ingelheim collaborates with Oxford BioTherapeutics to discover tumor targets to deliver first-in-class treatments for cancer patients.
Partnership-with-clicktherapeutics

Partnership-with-clicktherapeutics

Boehringer Ingelheim collaborates with Click Therapeutics on prescription-based digital therapeutic to potentially aid in the treatment of schizophrenia
Strategic-collaboration-with-EnaraBio

Strategic-collaboration-with-EnaraBio

Boehringer Ingelheim and Enara Bio enter strategic collaboration and licensing agreement to discover novel shared antigens for cancer immunotherapies.
Kicking off 2024 with five new R&D partnerships

Kicking off 2024 with five new R&D partnerships

We are kicking off 2024 with five new R&D partnerships to further enable and accelerate the company’s commitment to transform the lives of patients world-wide.
survodutide top-line results MASH fibrosis

survodutide top-line results MASH fibrosis

Survodutide Phase II trial shows 83% of adults treated achieved groundbreaking results in liver disease due to MASH, with significant improvements in fibrosis