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Welcome to Inmunotek Malta. We are the Maltese division of a pharmaceutical company based in Alcalá de Henares – Madrid (Spain).

Inmunotek manufactures innovative products for the diagnosis and treatment of allergies. Links: inmunotek.mt / pharmamt.com

11/03/2026

Want a more personalized path to managing your allergies and immune health?

Inmunotek develops innovative immunotherapy solutions designed to adapt to individual needs—giving patients more control, clarity, and comfort in their daily lives.

Rooted in strong scientific research and trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide, Inmunotek focuses on treatments that fit your unique immune profile.

Every person’s immune system is different—Inmunotek helps meet those differences with:
• Personalized immunotherapy tailored to specific allergens and sensitivities
• Reliable formulations made with the highest standards of quality and safety
• Research-driven approaches that support long-term well-being, not just short-term relief

The result? A treatment experience that feels customized, effective, and empowering.

Your health journey deserves solutions that understand you—Inmunotek helps make that possible.

👉 Discover Inmunotek:
https://inmunotek.mt/

Inmunotek — personalized science for a healthier tomorrow.

04/03/2026

Want a stronger, more balanced immune system that supports you year-round?

Inmunotek develops innovative immunotherapy and microbiome-based solutions that help strengthen your body’s natural defenses from within.

Grounded in decades of scientific research, Inmunotek’s products are designed to enhance immune resilience, reduce sensitivity to allergens, and support long-term wellness.

Daily stress, pollution, and environmental exposures can challenge the immune system. Inmunotek helps reinforce it through:
• Scientifically engineered immunotherapy to train and balance immune responses
• Microbiome-focused innovations that support gut–immune connection
• Clinically backed formulas, trusted by specialists worldwide

The result? A more resilient immune system and a healthier, more confident you.

Your well-being deserves science that works with your body—Inmunotek delivers exactly that.

👉 Discover Inmunotek:
https://inmunotek.mt/

Inmunotek — building stronger immunity for a healthier future.

25/02/2026

Need clearer answers about your allergies or immune health?

Inmunotek provides advanced diagnostic solutions that help healthcare professionals identify issues with accuracy and confidence.

Built on innovative science and rigorous research, Inmunotek’s diagnostics give patients the clarity they need to take control of their health sooner.

Unclear symptoms and delayed diagnoses can be overwhelming. Inmunotek supports better outcomes with:
• High-precision testing that identifies allergens and immune markers with accuracy
• Modern diagnostic tools designed to guide more personalized treatments
• Reliable data that helps clinicians make faster, more informed decisions

The result? Early detection, better-informed care plans, and a clearer path toward effective treatment.

Your health deserves answers rooted in science—Inmunotek helps make them clearer.

👉 Discover Inmunotek:
https://inmunotek.mt/

Inmunotek — empowering smarter decisions in immune and allergy care.

17/02/2026

Want to breathe easier and live your days without allergy interruptions?

Inmunotek creates innovative immunotherapy solutions that help people move from managing symptoms to addressing allergies at their source.

Rooted in decades of research, Inmunotek’s treatments are designed to support long-term immune balance, giving patients a clearer path to comfort and well-being.

Seasonal allergies, pet sensitivities, and environmental triggers can disrupt daily life. Inmunotek helps reduce that burden through:
• Targeted immunotherapy that trains the immune system to respond differently
• Evidence-based formulas designed for lasting allergy relief
• Patient-centered science focused on quality, safety, and long-term health

The outcome? More days filled with energy, clarity, and freedom—without constant allergy flare-ups.

Your everyday life deserves more than temporary fixes—Inmunotek offers real, lasting support.

👉 Discover Inmunotek:
https://inmunotek.mt/

Inmunotek — helping you live life with fewer limits.

10/02/2026

Looking for science-driven solutions that strengthen immunity and improve quality of life?

Inmunotek develops innovative immunotherapy and diagnostic products designed to support patients and healthcare professionals with reliable, research-based treatments.

Backed by decades of scientific expertise, Inmunotek focuses on advanced allergy immunotherapy, microbiome research, and diagnostic precision to deliver safe, effective, and personalized immune support.

Today’s world brings growing challenges for the immune system. Inmunotek helps address them with:
• Cutting-edge immunotherapy that targets allergies at their root
• High-precision diagnostics for accurate and early detection
• Scientific innovation that translates research into real-world patient benefits

The result? Stronger immune resilience, improved allergy management, and better overall well-being.

Your health deserves solutions grounded in science—Inmunotek provides exactly that.

👉 Discover Inmunotek:
https://inmunotek.mt/

Inmunotek — leading innovation in immune health and allergy treatment.

05/02/2026

🌿 What Are Allergens?

Allergens are usually harmless substances that, in some people, confuse the immune system, triggering allergic reactions. While research is still uncovering exactly how this happens, allergens appear to interact with the immune system in unique and sometimes exaggerated ways.

🫁🍽️ How Do Allergens Enter the Body?
Allergens can find their way in through everyday activities, such as:

• Breathing – airborne particles like pollen, dust mites, or pet dander
• Eating – foods such as milk, eggs, nuts, or seafood
• Stings or bites – venom from bees or wasps
• Medications – including antibiotics like penicillin or certain painkillers
• Skin contact – metals, dyes, or rubber (which can cause contact dermatitis without IgE involvement)

🔬 Main Types of Allergens

1️⃣ Inhaled Allergens
Pollen, dust mites, fungal spores, pet dander, insects
➡️ Commonly linked to rhinitis, asthma, and other respiratory allergies

2️⃣ Food Allergens
Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, nuts, fruits
➡️ May trigger digestive symptoms or widespread allergic reactions

3️⃣ Venoms
Bee and wasp stings
➡️ Can cause reactions ranging from mild swelling to severe responses

4️⃣ Medications
Antibiotics (e.g. penicillin), antipyretics
➡️ May lead to mild rashes or more serious allergic reactions

⚠️ Important to remember:
An allergen for one person may be completely harmless to another — it all depends on how the immune system responds.

03/02/2026

Trends in Immunology publishes an opinion article in which the authors review the potential role of trained immunity in protecting against respiratory infections and the development of mucosal bacterial vaccines based on trained immunity (TIbV).

The growing clinical burden of respiratory infections caused by viruses and/or bacteria makes it imperative to explore broader preventive approaches.

The article discusses how certain bacterial agents, such as the Bacillus Calmette–Guérin (BCG) vaccine and the polybacterial mucosal vaccine MV130, activate not only classical adaptive immunity but also “trained” innate functions, generating faster and more robust immune responses against multiple pathogens, including viruses. The concept of Trained Immunity-based Vaccines (TIbV) (https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/immunology/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2018.02936/full)applied to the respiratory mucosa is proposed as an effective strategy for respiratory tract protection.

The development of TIbV bacterial platforms for mucosal routes offers broad protection against respiratory infections. This approach could complement traditional vaccines by expanding the spectrum of prevention and modulating less-explored innate immune mechanisms. The article also addresses mechanisms of action, emerging clinical evidence, and discusses the regulatory and developmental challenges associated with this strategy.

The article was authored by researchers at IdiPAZ (La Paz University Hospital Research Institute, Madrid) and Inmunotek.

27/01/2026

The article published in the Journal of Fungi (https://www.mdpi.com/2309-608X/11/3/181) presents an extensive analysis of the polymerized extracts (allergoids) of Alternaria alternata, a highly relevant fungus in respiratory allergic sensitizations.

In the study, conducted at the R&D Department of Inmunotek, the physicochemical properties (SDS-PAGE, LC-MS/MS, NMR), proteolytic activity, IgE/IgG binding capacity, and immunogenicity in mice were evaluated. The results confirmed a significant reduction in IgE-binding capacity (i.e., a lower risk of allergic reactivity) while maintaining immunogenic capacity, generating a robust IgG response. Furthermore, when mixed with grass pollen extracts (Phleum pratense), the Alternaria allergoids improved the stability of the formulation compared to the unmodified native allergen.

The results of the study represent a significant advance in immunotherapy for polysensitized (polyallergic) patients allergic to fungi, pollens, or other allergens, as they open new avenues for safer, more stable, and more effective formulations.

The study is part of Inmunotek’s broader strategy to optimize allergen immunotherapy treatments based on polymerized allergoids within enhanced platforms.

20/01/2026

The journal Frontiers in Allergy(https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/allergy/articles/10.3389/falgy.2025.1557650/full) published a study on the effect of glutaraldehyde polymerization of mite extracts on their proteolytic activity.

This study, conducted at INMUNOTEK, addresses a key issue in allergen immunotherapy (AIT) for polysensitized patients: the instability of allergen extract mixtures, particularly due to the high proteolytic activity of house dust mites (HDM). Using glutaraldehyde polymerization, the researchers evaluated whether this activity could be reduced in formulations combined with grass pollen allergens. Stability and antigenic activity were analyzed over 24 months, along with immunogenicity in a murine model.

The results showed a significant reduction in HDM proteolytic activity (up to 97.7%), which protected the grass allergens from degradation. Protein levels and antigenic activity remained stable throughout the study period. In mice, immune responses (IgG, T cell proliferation, and IL-10) were similar with or without the polymerized mite combination, demonstrating that immune efficacy was not compromised. Thus, polymerized extracts represent an effective and stable option for treating patients allergic to multiple allergens.

13/01/2026

The journal Immunity (https://www.cell.com/immunity/fulltext/S1074-7613(24)00577-6) published a study on the effect of gut bacteria translocation on the induction of trained immunity in the bone marrow.

When the intestinal barrier is weakened, bacteria that normally live harmlessly in the gut can pass into the bloodstream, triggering inflammation. In this study, researchers gave mice a substance (DSS) that makes the gut more “leaky” and found that a common gut bacterium, Enterococcus faecalis, reached the bone marrow. There, it activated the immune system in a way that made it stronger and more responsive to future infections — a process known as “trained immunity.”

This effect was especially linked to a molecule called Mincle, which helps the immune system recognize bacteria. Mice that lacked Mincle didn’t show the same immune training and had less damage from the gut treatment. These findings suggest that signals from gut bacteria can “train” the immune system at its root — the bone marrow — and that this process could impact diseases linked to a leaky gut.

The study was conducted in collaboration with INMUNOTEK.

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Monday	08:00 - 15:30
Tuesday	08:00 - 15:30
Wednesday	08:00 - 15:30
Thursday	08:00 - 15:00
Friday	08:00 - 15:30

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