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. 2020 Mar 1;29(6):1026–1040. doi: 10.1002/jgc4.1231

Table 1.

Qualitative interview participants

Participant pseudonym Age Gender Ethnicity Religious faith Affected children/total children Relationship to thalassemia How thalassemia discovered
Yazeed 52 M

Asian

(Pakistani)

Muslim 0/5 AwTh, FM Symptoms
Rima 25 F

Asian

(Lebanese)

Eastern Orthodox 0 AwTh Symptoms
Ameena 38 F

Asian

(British Indian)

Muslim 1/4 SiTC, FM Screening
Giovanni 36 M

European

(Italian)

Catholic 0 AwTh, FM Symptoms
Farrah 33 F

Asian

(Pakistani)

Muslim 3/3 SiTC, FM Screening
Sa'id 45 M

Asian

(Iraqi)

Muslim 0/5 AwTh Symptoms
Nasarin 25 F

Asian

(Iranian)

Muslim 0 AwTh, FM Symptoms
Safina 36 F Asian (Bangladeshi) Muslim 0 AwTh Symptoms
Deeba 49 F

Asian

(Pakistani)

Muslim 1/2 (adopted) FM Child's symptoms
Aarav 68 M

Asian

(British Indian)

Hindu 1/1 SiTC, FM Child's symptoms
Jamini 52 M

Asian

(British Indian)

Hindu 1/2 SiT, FM Child's symptoms
Zania 44 F European (Sardinian) Catholic 0 AwTh Symptoms
Maryam 35 F

European

(Greek Cypriot)

Greek Orthodox 0 AwTh Symptoms
Afra 40 F

Asian

(Pakistani)

Muslim 1/2 SiTC, FM Newborn screening
Arjun 41 M

Asian

(British Pakistani)

Muslim 1/4 SiTC, FM Screening
Daania 36 F

Asian

(Afghani)

Muslim 0/0 SiTC Screening
Talia 35 F

European

(Italian/Maltese)

Catholic 0/1 SiTC, FM Screening
Mishel 21 F

Asian

(Armenian)

Muslim 0/0 SiTC Screening
Sophie 29 F White British Christian 0/0 SiTC Screening
Xanthe 34 F

European

(Greek Cypriot)

Greek Orthodox 0/0 SiTC Screening

Abbreviations: AwTh, adult with thalassemia; FM, family member; SiTC, screen‐identified thalassemia carrier.