Multiple sclerosis (MS) does show variations in prevalence among different ethnic groups. It is most commonly diagnosed in individuals of Northern European descent, with lower rates observed in populations from Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and Indigenous peoples of the Americas. However, the reasons for these disparities are not fully understood and may involve genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. Overall, while MS can affect anyone, its incidence and severity may differ among various ethnicities.
yes
Angelman syndrome can affect people of any ethnic background. It is caused by a genetic mutation on chromosome 15 and can occur in individuals regardless of their ethnic origins.
no, no it does not. but how would i kno? im a dumb computer (O=
does athma EFFECT ANY RACE MORE THAN ANOTHER
It does not affect any specific people nor does it have an impact on any one culture.
the germans are most likely to get polio its part of the geneva convention
Current studies suggest that this is false premises. There is a rapid raise of African Americans and Asians both male and female are being diagnosised with MS at a rate above the current average. The real issue is medical institutions centered on a preconcieve notion (racial bias) that only certian racial groups have had a better chance of developing multiple sclerosis without actual gathering real data about other rational groups.
Epilepsy can affect anyone.
My friends ethnic culture prevented him from eating certain foods.
Belgium is a country in Europe that speaks multiple languages, specifically Dutch, French, and German. It is also home to multiple ethnic groups, including Flemish, Walloons, and German-speaking Belgians.
Strep throat does not affect any ethnic group, thankfully. Mankind has become beautiful due to variety of ethnic groups. Imagine a society, where every body is your photocopy!
No, it affects all ethnic groups.