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ATM-Ranking-2021

ATM-Ranking-2021

Boehringer Ingelheim climbs two places. New early-stage research projects for disease areas relevant to low-to-middle income countries not reflected.
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clinical_collaboration_with_Mirati

Boehringer Ingelheim and Mirati are teaming up in a clinical collaboration to evaluate the combination of the SOS1::pan-KRAS and the selective G12C inhibitor.
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
BIVF funding more than doubled to 250 M€

BIVF funding more than doubled to 250 M€

Boehringer Ingelheim increases funding for its corporate venture fund, the Boehringer Ingelheim Venture Fund (BIVF), from EUR 100 to 250 million
2018 Animal Welfare Medals

2018 Animal Welfare Medals

2018 Animal Welfare Medals: Boehringer Ingelheim recognizes outstanding research in cattle, equine, swine, as well as small animals and pet categories
2019 performance

2019 performance

Global Support Program addresses COVID-19 crisis with relief fund initiatives and volunteering support, donations, and concrete research activities.
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BI_PharmAccess_launch_digital_healthcare_program

Boehringer Ingelheim and PharmAccess launch a new mobile support program „Tiba Yako“ to empower patients to become more aware, access care and take charge of their disease management
Partnership canine oncology

Partnership canine oncology

The collaboration will focus on identifying new molecules to target cancers in dogs. Small molecules could provide superior disease control.
New data for nintedanib in children with fibrosing ILD

New data for nintedanib in children with fibrosing ILD

InPedILD Phase III trail showed encouraging results for both primary end points. If approved, nintedanib would become the first approved treatment for pediatric patients with fibrosis ILD.