EQS-Adhoc: IGEA Pharma N.V.: IGEA announces changes in its board
IGEA announces changes in its board
04-March-2021 / 23:08 CET/CEST
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IGEA announces changes in its board
Hoofddorp, the Netherlands, 4 March 2021. IGEA Pharma N.V. (SIX: IGPH) today announced the resignation of Mr. Camillo Ricordi and Mr. Barth Armand Green from its board of directors for personal reasons.
About IGEA
IGEA Pharma N.V. focuses on health-tech and med-tech products and devices. Health-tech products are exclusively preventative. IGEA commercializes an Alzheimer s prevention set (which includes Alz1 , an at-home lab test kit to measure non-bound copper in the blood and a natural dietary supplement branded Alz1 Tab designed to reduce blood heavy metals content) and expects to integrate the non-bound copper detection-based pipeline with a diabetes type II prevention set
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