ABO Blood Type and Covid-19, 2

 

Recent studies also have shown evidence of a difference between Type A and Type B blood types. Compared with Type O, Type A seems to have a higher risk for Covid-19 related venous thromboembolism, such as pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis. Again, researchers believe it is too early to link blood types definitively to outcomes.

 Knowledge is power. If a person has type A blood, knowing this research could motivate them to follow recommended guidelines carefully and avoid any unnecessary exposure. In my brain’s opinion, individuals with the other blood types would be well-served to do the sam