Prevalence of sickle cell trait and HbC-trait in Blacks from low socioeconomic conditions

E.J. Hicks, G.D. Miller and R. Horton

American Journal of Public Health, 1978, vol. 68, issue 11, 135-1137

Abstract: In the present investigation the authors did not observe age or sex differentials in the prevalence of sickle cell or HbC-traits in Black males or females of low socioeconomics status. When the data were compared to those of others, the socioeconomic found no evidence for a socioeconomic differential in the prevalence of these traits.

Date: 1978
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