We naturally tend to distinguish ourselves by our blood types. And doing so is only natural: your blood type is an important feature of who you are and an important factor in dictating what blood product you’re best suited to donate — and, consequently, what type of patients you might be supporting.
Why do people have different blood types?
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Why do we have blood types?
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Diet by blood type: What should you be eating?
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How is blood type (A, B or O) determined by genes?
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