Covid-19: Are people with blood type A more likely to be infected?
THE CHEKING PROCESS – A recent American study indicates that the virus would be more inclined to attach itself to certain cells of this blood group.
THE QUESTION. In a recent study published in the scientific journal Blood Advances, researchers at Harvard Medical University bring a new hypothesis concerning the role of blood groups in the transmission of Sars-CoV-2. According to their results, people in group A are potentially more at risk of being infected with the virus. How do they come to this conclusion? Is it consistent with what we know about the epidemic?
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CHECKS. Professor Sean Stowell and his team were interested in
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