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- Blood types A, and O influence the rate of infection and death rates
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/soc...ay-be-more-vulnerable-coronavirus-china-study
This is a news report on a Chinese study, not a journal article
Type O population of confirmed patients were disproportionately less like to die and less likely to become infected in the first place - compared to the type A. No reason noted, as far as I can tell. There were cases of all blood types and deaths in all bloodtypes in case you are confused.
Interesting. If anyone knows of a technical article, please post a link.
This is a news report on a Chinese study, not a journal article
Type O population of confirmed patients were disproportionately less like to die and less likely to become infected in the first place - compared to the type A. No reason noted, as far as I can tell. There were cases of all blood types and deaths in all bloodtypes in case you are confused.
Interesting. If anyone knows of a technical article, please post a link.