AfricanBio Medical Tests Ltd

AfricanBio Medical Tests Ltd AfricanBio Medical Tests Ltd (AMT) is a provider of specialized molecular diagnostics in Nigeria

02/07/2026

Every newborn deserves the chance to be screened early, protected early, and treated early.

AfricanBio Medical Tests Limited is inviting private hospitals, pediatric units, maternity centres, Ob-Gyn practices, and private clinic owners in Lagos to join the AMT Hospital Partner Network.

Through this partnership, your facility can offer newborn molecular screening through a simple heel-prick blood test, without buying equipment, setting up a lab, or handling complex logistics.

AMT supports partner hospitals with:

Zero capital investment
Daily courier sample collection
Secure digital results
A new B2B revenue opportunity
Access to screening for 6 important genetic and metabolic conditions

This is more than a diagnostic service. It is a chance to strengthen newborn care, support early intervention, and give families answers when timing matters most.

Scan the QR code to onboard or register here:
africanbiomedtests.com/Home/Partners

For support:
+234 814 538 6422
[email protected]

12/06/2026

One of the biggest myths in child health is this:

"If something serious was wrong, we would have noticed."

Not always.

Some babies with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) may look perfectly normal during the first days or weeks of life.

Meanwhile, dangerous hormone imbalances may already be developing.

That is why newborn screening is so important.

It helps identify conditions before they become emergencies.

Know early.
Confirm early.
Protect early.

Ask for Newborn Screening at your hospital.

📞 +234 814 538 6422
🌐 www.africanbiomedtests.com





11/06/2026

A healthy-looking baby does not always mean a healthy haemoglobin pattern.

That is what makes beta thalassemia so important.

Many children with inherited blood disorders are not identified until symptoms become obvious.

By then, families may already be dealing with anaemia, poor growth, repeated illness, or multiple hospital visits.

Newborn screening changes that.

Instead of waiting for symptoms, it looks for the condition early so doctors can confirm the diagnosis, monitor the child, and guide the family appropriately.

Don't wait for signs.

Ask for Newborn Screening.

📞 +234 814 538 6422
🌐 www.africanbiomedtests.com

10/06/2026

One of the biggest mistakes in healthcare is thinking:

"If I've never heard of it, it probably doesn't matter."

Most parents have heard of sickle cell disease.

Very few have heard of HbE disease.

But newborn screening doesn't care whether a condition is famous or unfamiliar.

It looks for what is actually present in your child's blood.

Because the goal is not to wait for symptoms.

The goal is to find risk early, confirm it early, and protect the child early.

Knowledge is not fear.

Knowledge is prevention.

Ask for Newborn Screening at your hospital.

📞 +234 814 538 6422
🌐 www.africanbiomedtests.com

05/06/2026

Beta thalassemia is not just “low blood.”
It is a haemoglobin production problem.

A baby may look fine at birth, but serious forms can later cause anaemia, poor growth, weakness, and repeated illness.

Newborn screening helps detect risk early, so doctors can confirm, monitor, and plan the right care before symptoms become the alarm bell.

Ask for NBS at your hospital.
Or contact AfricanBio Medtests for direction.

03/06/2026

A child can look healthy at birth and still have sickle cell disease.

Newborn screening helps detect the haemoglobin pattern early, before pain crises, severe anaemia, infections, or repeated hospital visits become the first clue.

Early detection helps doctors confirm the result, begin follow-up, guide parents, and protect the child early.

Ask for NBS at your hospital.
Or contact AfricanBio Medtests for direction.
AfricanBio Medtests
+234 814 538 6422
www.africanbiomedtests.com⁠�

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03/06/2026

Most people have heard of sickle cell disease.

Far fewer have heard of HbE disease.

Yet HbE is one of the haemoglobin conditions that can be detected through newborn screening.

HbE affects haemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen around the body. While many children with HbE disease may have mild symptoms, the condition becomes especially important when combined with other inherited blood disorders such as beta thalassemia.

The challenge is that a baby can look completely healthy at birth.

That is why newborn screening matters.

Early detection helps doctors identify the haemoglobin pattern, confirm the diagnosis, monitor the child appropriately, and provide families with important information about future health and genetic risks.

Ask for Newborn Screening at your hospital.

Or contact AfricanBio Medtests for guidance.

📞 +234 814 538 6422
🌐 www.africanbiomedtests.com

01/06/2026

Sickle cell disease can be detected early through newborn screening.

A small blood sample is collected and tested to check the baby’s haemoglobin pattern. This helps identify abnormal haemoglobin, including haemoglobin S, before symptoms become the reason for testing.

That early information matters.
Sickle cell disease can make red blood cells hard, sticky, and sickle-shaped. These cells can block blood flow and lead to pain crises, anaemia, infections, acute chest syndrome, stroke, and repeated hospital visits.

But when detected early, doctors can confirm the result and begin protective care. This may include follow-up with specialists, vaccines, penicillin prophylaxis to reduce serious infection risk, and parent education on warning signs.

Don’t wait for crisis before asking questions.

Ask for Newborn Screening at your hospital.
Or contact AfricanBio Medtests for direction.

AfricanBio Medtests
+234 814 538 6422
www.africanbiomedtests.com⁠�

21/05/2026

“Please don't hurt my baby.”

Every parent understands that feeling.

But newborn screening is not surgery. It is not something dangerous. It is usually just a small heel prick that takes a few seconds.

The bigger question is this:

If a few seconds today can help prevent serious complications tomorrow… is that not a conversation worth having?

Early detection is not about creating fear.

It is about creating options.

Ask your hospital about newborn screening before discharge.





13/05/2026

A baby can look perfectly healthy at birth… and still carry a serious condition no one can see yet.

That’s why newborn screening matters.

It helps detect hidden conditions early, before symptoms appear, when treatment can make the biggest difference.

Every newborn deserves early detection and a healthier future.

If you manage a maternity facility, now is the time to make routine newborn screening part of your standard care.

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88 Km 6, Ibadan/Ife Expressway
Ibadan
200225

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Tuesday 08:00 - 18:00
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