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FDA-approves-nintedanib-in-SSc-ILD

FDA-approves-nintedanib-in-SSc-ILD

FDA approves Ofev® as the first and only therapy in the U.S. to slow the rate of decline in pulmonary function in patients with systemic sclerosis-associated ILD
vet scholars symposium

vet scholars symposium

Veterinary students and researchers from 38 veterinary schools in North America and Europe gathered at the NIH in August to discuss the future of veterinary medicine.
Scam alert

Scam alert

A recruitment scam involving Boehringer Ingelheim is circulating.
Heart Failure in Women

Heart Failure in Women

Experts discuss disparities in heart failure care and management for women
Women in STEM 2022

Women in STEM 2022

Meet three of Boehringer Ingelheim's female scientists and learn why and how women are making a difference in STEM.
Veronika Kohlbrenner

Veronika Kohlbrenner

Veronika Kohlbrenner, Patient Safety Physician in Therapeutic Area Inflammation, tells us how she is able to work across different levels of the drug development process.
EURORDIS Award

EURORDIS Award

EURORDIS has selected Boehringer Ingelheim for the first time as recipient of the prestigious Black Pearl Award 2020
Living with type 2 diabetes

Living with type 2 diabetes

People living with type 2 diabetes often suffer a degree of stigma. Learn from Jurjen de Lange what it takes to live a good life despite the disease.
Maria Weber

Maria Weber

Lead Patient Safety Physician Maria Weber tells us about why she joined Boehringer Ingelheim, and the importance of patient centricity in everything she does.
Catherine Alonzo

Catherine Alonzo

Catherine Alonzo, Patient Safety Physician, Metabolism, tells us about the importance of drug surveillance.
EMPRISE-interim-analysis

EMPRISE-interim-analysis

Interim analysis from EMPRISE real-world study shows decreased risk of hospitalisation for heart failure compared with DPP-4 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists
SIRPα Cancer Immunology Research

SIRPα Cancer Immunology Research

Boehringer Ingelheim scientists are investigating a new target in the innate immune system - signal-regulating protein alpha or SIRPα.