SkinDuo™ is a unique and innovative product that targets both gastrointestinal health and skin homeostasis. With its real, alive probiotics, it offers a comprehensive solution to imbalanced skin and is a game-changer in the world of skincare.
Cosmetics Business | 03.2023
The revolutionary probiotic skin serum that takes a two-pronged approach to address imbalanced skin and gut health
Developed by The BioArte, SkinDuo is the first-ever product to feature real, alive probiotics – not just lysates or ferments – in its formulation. This unique combination of a topical mono-dose serum and a food supplement is designed to address the gut-skin axis, which has been extensively studied and linked to numerous skin diseases, such as acne.
Cosmetics Business | 02.2023
From research to developed product: First ever dermo-cosmetic product launched from Malta
Press release by the Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Enterprise and the Parliamentary Secretariat for Youth, Research and Innovation: From research to developed product: First ever dermo-cosmetic product launched from Malta
gov.mt | 12.2022
The BioArte – Providing Comprehensive and Valuable Diagnoses
Top Emerging Next-Generation Sequencing Company in Europe 2022
Life Sciences Review | 05.2022
Discover your microbial self
The BioArte, a one-of-a-kind microbial diagnostics laboratory based at the Life Sciences Park in San Gwann, has developed a gut microbiota test kit to enable individuals to embark on the journey to understand their body on a microbial level.
Josanne Cassar | 25.01.2022
The Malta Independent on Sunday | 30.01.2022
Malta Today | 02.02.2022
How the human microbiota can influence respiratory health
In a review published in Trends in Microbiology, the authors discuss the role of the bacteria and viruses residing in the human gut and respiratory tract as well as their interactions and link to severity of the disease. Profiling the bacteria and viruses residing in the human body could help to diagnose different pathogens and develop new targeted interventions, they say. However, they caution studies that identify bacterial biomarkers of respiratory infections are necessary before moving to investigate the causal relationship between microbes and disease.
MicrobiomePost.com | 24.01.2022
Alternative Medical Approach Offers Long-Term Solutions To Underlying Health Problems
Did you know that there are millions of little cells living within your own body? It might not be the most pleasant thought, but not only is it a reality, but they’re also essential. When you’ve got the right balance of these microorganisms, you feel great, because they’ve been part of the human body for thousands of years. They’ve evolved with us, and each group of these millions of cells, called microbiota, is as unique as each and every human being hosting them.
gadgets Malta | 10.11.2021
kENUP foundation donates hand sanitisers to educators
A joint initiative between BioArte Ltd and the Ministry for Education.
The Ministry for Education has received 9,000 bottles of hand sanitisers, donated as part of an initiative by The kENUP Foundation. The sanitisers will be distributed to every educator in Malta. The donation was made in recognition of the sterling work done to ensure access to education in these unprecedented times. It was facilitated through the collaboration of The BioArte Limited.
Josanne Cassar | 11.06.2021
Maltaco lotteries distributed 50,000 free hand sanitisers to combat the spread of COVID-19
Maltco | 18.02.2021
Newsbook | 15.03.2021
BioArte at the forefront in COVID-19 battle
Josanne Cassar | 16.02.2021
Dar tal-Providenza | 15.02.2021
Gene sequencing laboratory at Life Sciences Park inaugurated
The Malta Business Weekly | 20.11.2020
Newsbook | 20.11.2020
The Bio Arte: come prendersi cura del microbiota a casa e difenderci dal virus
So Wine So Food | 13.11.2020
Scientists manage to sequence the lineage of Coronavirus Sars-Covid2 which is in Malta
TVM | 12.10.2020
Microbiota, cos’è e come possiamo farcelo amico a tavola
Vanity Fair by Michele Razzetti | 21.09.2020
Local start-up sequencing Malta strain of COVID-19
A local start-up, the Bio Arte Limited, based at the Life Sciences Park in San Ġwann, is currently working on sequencing the Maltese strain of COVID-19 with the collaboration of the Medical Laboratory Services at Saint James Hospital and expects to publish its results internationally by the end of the month.
