If a disease is controlled by a dominant allele, can the recessive allele be bred out?

If the dominant allele is linked to a disease, the disease will reduce the chances of the carrier surviving to produce offspring carrying the dominant allele, so over many years, it will be bred out of the population.  If the disease manifests late in life etc, it will not reduce fitness, so may be kept within the population.  Only beneficial alleles will breed out alternative recessive alleles in the population as non-carriers will have a lower chance of producing carrier offspring relative to the carriers of the beneficial allele.

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