Month: October 2023
There are only a few days left to book your free test for Coeliac Disease! Testing ends on 3 November.
Phone 21448542 for an appointment or contact [email protected] for any other information.
The ITAMA_CAP project is coming to an end. Anyone residing in Malta can benefit from this opportunity for free non-invasive testing for Coeliac disease. If you are interested in getting yourself, your children or staff tested for this disease, please register using the following link by the last day of registration on 22nd October; https://app.itamaproject.eu/register/ or send an email to [email protected] for more details
ITAMA_CAP is offering free testing for coeliac disease to all members of staff at their place of work in Malta.
If this interests you, and you would like to bring this to the attention of the management team at your organisation, kindly ask them to contact us on our email: [email protected] .
ITAMA CAP is an EU funded project under the Interreg Italia-Malta programme and is providing free testing for coeliac disease via Point of Care testing kits. Coeliac disease affects a person’s digestive system and can result in various adverse effects that include poor weight gain, bloating and vomiting.
This test consists of a quick and simple finger prick test carried out by qualified nurses, together with a 5 minute on-line questionnaire. This is in contrast to the previous invasive test where individuals would have a biopsy carried out to confirm whether they have Coeliac disease or not.
To learn more about ITAMA CAP and coeliac disease please visit our website:
ITAMA_CAP is working with employers around Malta to offer free testing for Coeliac disease to all management and staff at their place of work.
If you are an employer in Malta and would like to benefit from this offer, please contact us on our email: [email protected] .
ITAMA CAP is an EU funded project under the Interreg Italia-Malta programme and is providing free testing for coeliac disease via Point of Care testing kits. Coeliac disease affects a person’s digestive system and can result in various adverse effects that include poor weight gain, bloating and vomiting.
This test consists of a quick and simple finger prick test carried out by qualified nurses, together with a 5 minute on-line questionnaire. This is in contrast to the previous invasive test where individuals would have a biopsy carried out to confirm whether they have Coeliac disease or not.
To learn more about ITAMA CAP and coeliac disease please visit our website:
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