Sickle Cell Disease in North Carolina: Facts for the Public
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Description:There were approximately ; 5,578 people with SCD ; living in North Carolina ; in 2004-2008: ; •• 39% younger than ; 18 years ; •• 29% 18-35 years ; •• 32% 35 years ; and older ; There were 92 babies ; born with SCD in North ; Carolina in 2008: ; •• 95% Black or African- ; American ; •• 1% White ; •• 0% Asian-American ; •• 1% American Indian ; •• 3% Other/Unknown ; race ; •• 2% Hispanic-American ; Note: There is overlap between the ; race and ethnicity categories. ; SCD affects all races and ; ethnic groups. In North ; Carolina, SCD occurs ; among approximately ; 1 out of every ; •• 1,435 births ; •• 360 Black or African ; American births ; •• 10,800 Hispanic- ; CS238867_F ; Publication date retrieved from document properties
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