Why do you believe that African-Americans (although they have a higher incidence than non-Blacks for the disease) have a lesser chance of inheriting the Sickle Cell Trait in comparison to Black Africans?

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Approximately one in ten African-Americans carries sickle cell trait. People who are carriers generally do not have any medical problems and lead normal lives. If you are a carrier you cannot develop sickle cell disease. Those who carry the sickle cell trait do not suffer nearly as severely from the disease. Researchers found that the sickle cell gene is especially prevalent in areas of Africa hard-hit by malaria.

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