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In which of the following places thalassemia is not common?

In which of the following places thalassemia is not common? Correct Answer North America

Thalassemia is not common in North America. It is common in the Middle East, Indian subcontinent, Mediterranean and South-east Africa. It originated in the Mediterranean region and is caused by the deletion or mutation of the chromosomes.

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