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Abnormal haemoglobins among pregnant women from Mozambique
Journal of Medical Genetics
|April 1, 1986
Abstract:
In a survey of 601 pregnant women in Mozambique, 34 (5.6%) were sickle cell trait carriers. Beta thalassaemia trait did not appear to be common. There was a slight rise in Hb F values in 49 women of the type reported previously in early pregnancy.
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