Thalassemia
No. The Philippines is in located southeast of Asia.
Not all African American babies have sickle cell anemia. It must be inherited for an African American (usually male) to develop the condition.
Sickle cell anemia is a inherited blood disorder. This means everyone who has sickle cell has inherited it from their parents. With this in mind it means there was a key ancestor in Africa or the Mediterranean who had the first sickle cell anemia and passed it on to their descendants.
South African is not near the Mediterranean.
Thalassaemia is aanaemic blood disorder. Blood cells in the bone marrow are not produced as they should be. Thalassaemia is one of the most common inherited disease. People of Asian, Mediterranean and African and origin are the ones mostly affected by this disease. Except that it is inherited cause of the disease is unknown.
Tunisia is the smallest African country that borders the Mediterranean Sea.
Thalassaemia is aanaemic blood disorder. Blood cells in the bone marrow are not produced as they should be. Thalassaemia is one of the most common inherited disease. People of Asian, Mediterranean and African and origin are the ones mostly affected by this disease. Except that it is inherited cause of the disease is unknown.
Sickle cell can not be "caught". It is an inherited genetic disease and is only in the African American community.
The african countries that border the Mediterranean all speak dialects of Arabic:EgyptLibyaTunisiaAlgeriaMorocco
Not typically. The term "African American" normally applies to those descended from the tribes of western and southern Africa, not the Mediterranean cultures, which now have an Arabic heritage.
No. African Americans were from Africa, which is southeast of America.
Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco are the five African nations that have borders on the Mediterranean Sea.