Boehringer Ingelheim

26/09/2025

Seventeen years ago, Lynn was told she might only have five years to live.

, produced for us by BBC StoryWorks and presented by World Heart Federation, explores the impactful, human-led stories behind cardiovascular diseases, showing the power of resilience, awareness, and early detection.

If you’re living with high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes or cardiovascular disease, you may be at risk of chronic kidney disease (CKD).

Two simple tests, a urine test and a blood test, can help detect CKD sooner. Asking your doctor about these tests could help protect both kidney and heart health.

After all, taking care of your kidneys also means taking care of your heart.

🎥 Discover more: http://www.beatsofchange.com/

26/09/2025

, an inspiring new series on cardiovascular disease (CVD) care, is finally here!

CVD remains the world’s leading cause of death. Raising awareness around prevention and early testing has never been more important. Through powerful stories, explore the people and communities who are leading the way in driving better care and outcomes.

Learn more: https://www.bbc.com/storyworks/beats-of-change/hubsite

feature presented by World Heart Federation.

🫀Discover the stories of change in preventing, treating, and living with cardiovascular disease, one heartbeat at a time.

26/09/2025

We are shaping the future of cancer care by following the science where it leads, helping us to make significant impact in areas with the greatest unmet need.

Learn more from STAT: https://go.boehringer.com/ZoWv

25/09/2025

Do you want your cat to feel safe and relaxed when you go to the veterinarian? Getting your cat to love the carrier and perceive it as a safe space can help a lot. Veterinarian and cat expert Dr. Teresa Baur-Rehme (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) explains what you can do.

22/09/2025

When caught early, the lung scarring of pulmonary fibrosis (PF) can be managed effectively to reduce its impact on daily life.

Now, more than ever, it’s important to ACT Beyond the Scars of PF – don't wait to take the next step.

If you notice symptoms like breathlessness, fatigue or a persistent dry cough, see your doctor as soon as possible. ACT Beyond the Scars of PF. Don’t delay.

19/09/2025

Sometimes the smallest signs speak the loudest. With (PF), even subtle symptoms that may seem insignificant at first – like breathlessness or a persistent cough – can be early indicators of this often life-threatening disease.

Sarah’s story shows how important it is to listen closely for the subtle signs of PF.

Learn how we’re raising awareness and supporting earlier diagnosis here: https://patient.boehringer-ingelheim.com/lwpf/

19/09/2025

🌍 Did you know that non-communicable diseases (NCDs) - such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and chronic kidney disease - are responsible for nearly 75% of all deaths worldwide each year?

Hear more from our Chairman, Shashank Deshpande, and Nupur Lalvani from Blue Circle Diabetes Foundation 👇

How do we create real action that makes a difference for people, societies & health systems?

🎥Listen in as Shashank Deshpande, Boehringer Ingelheim & Nupur Lalvani, Blue Circle Diabetes Foundation, explore bold leadership & solutions for 👉 https://youtu.be/HxtLHi9QlkI

16/09/2025

Recognizing the signs of pulmonary fibrosis (PF) can be difficult, but early awareness is vital.

15/09/2025

A cough that won’t go away. Breathlessness that lingers. Fatigue that’s hard to explain.

For some, these symptoms could point to bronchiectasis — a long-term lung condition that’s often misdiagnosed yet hiding in plain sight.

Learn more at: https://go.boehringer.com/RqiTe

11/09/2025

Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) spread to brain can occur as cancer cells travel through the bloodstream or lymphatic system, impacting brain function and daily life.

For those living with genetic mutations like HER2, the risk is even higher. While healthcare professionals manage this risk, informed patients and care partners can take proactive steps for better outcomes.

10/09/2025

Lung cancer spreading to the brain for those living with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) can profoundly impact daily life, affecting cognitive function and personal independence.

Awareness is particularly crucial for individuals with HER2 mutations, who are at a higher risk of this spread. Yet, the potential symptoms and impact associated with this progression often go unnoticed by many people living with lung cancer and their families.

Regular brain monitoring and check-ups are essential for catching potential issues, before they become more serious.

Learn more: https://go.boehringer.com/gMGJ_

09/09/2025

Lung cancer can spread beyond the lungs, silently journeying to other sites in the body. People living with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), who have specific genetic mutations such as HER2, have an increased risk of their cancer spreading to the brain.

This progression often goes unnoticed but affects 16-20% of people living with lung cancer.
Early recognition of symptoms like cognitive changes, headaches, and seizures is vital for effective management and improving quality of life for people living with lung cancer.

Learn more about brain metastasis in lung cancer and the importance of proactive monitoring: https://go.boehringer.com/H9Jdk