by Sam Wood, University of Kent Credit: testalize-me-IfhHgroyKsc-unsplash by https://unsplash.com/@testalizeme } Accumulated evidence worldwide shows that blood type affects the risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection, with blood Type O being less susceptible and non-O blood types more susceptible. The results of a new data model by Dr. Peter Ellis, Senior Lecturer in Molecular Genetics and Reproduction at the...
