What Your Blood Type Can Tell You About Your Health | School of Medicine
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Most people don’t think about their blood type unless they need surgery or are planning to donate blood. But we can learn more from our blood types than simply whether or not we can safely accept a transfusion from a donor.
  • saltescEnglish
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    7 days ago

    Am type O and mosquitoes always leave me alone if there’s others around.

    • gustofwindEnglish
      8·
      7 days ago

      In lab experiments, mosquitoes seem to prefer feeding on people with type O blood, although other genetic factors also play a part.

      That makes sense since it’s basically fake research that doesn’t prove anything about the matter