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We know that humans have 4 blood groups: A, B, AB and O. In particular, group O is considered the most precious source of blood because it can be transmitted to all 3 re…
Each blood group will have its own different characteristics, some will absorb it well and absorb less of the other.
All blood contains the same basic components: red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma.
Currently, the four most common blood groups are A, B, AB and O, but scientists have recently discovered two new blood groups, namely Langereis and Junior, a study in Na…
Anh Binh blood group B, blood group son AB and daughter O group. Suspected that two children are not their children because of different blood types, the father asks for…
Although the ABO blood count method can predict the likelihood of parental blood relation but accuracy is very low, therefore, it is not acceptable for legal purposes.
Those with AB blood had a significantly higher risk of heart disease than those with O. That was the result of two studies conducted on nearly 90,000 people (62,000 wome…
Scientists have found that people of type A are more likely to get viral infections that cause diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration. Some rotavirus strains (viruses that…
Statistics show that about 10% of our population suffers from chronic peptic ulcer disease and is more common in men than women.
The small amount of blood donated makes people think of a solution to 'convert' blood or make artificial blood.
The circulation rate of blood in the body is not constant. Circulating blood through arteries with the highest velocity - 1.8 km / h (500 mm / sec). When flowing through…
Converting 2 blood groups A and B into groups for everyone will be possible in the next few years. According to the French National Institute of Scientific Research (CNR…
We all belong to one of the four blood groups A, B, AB and O, collectively referred to as ABO. Blood type is hereditary, for example blood type O and blood group B, born…
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have found a way to change donated blood types.