This document discusses the prevalence of several genetic disorders in Pakistan based on various studies. It reports that 5.4% of the Pakistani population are carriers for thalassemia with 1 in 20 individuals carrying the gene for beta-thalassemia. A 2014 study of thalassemia major patients found the highest rates were in children ages 0-5 and 6-10. The document also finds high rates of the delta F508 cystic fibrosis mutation in Pakistani children and a 68.1% prevalence of dental caries in children with Down syndrome. Other disorders discussed include spinal muscular atrophy, where 56% of cases were type 1, and acute forms of leukemia were found to be more prevalent than chronic forms in Pakistan.