Blood Type May Affect Coronavirus Susceptibility
NYP

Early results of a new study conducted by genetic testing giant 23andMe suggest a person’s blood type affects how susceptible they are to the coronavirus — and that those with Type O appear to be the least at risk.

Preliminary data from the study — which is still underway and includes 750,000 participants, including 10,000 who told the company they had COVID-19 — indicates that people with Type O blood are between 9 and 18 percent less likely than those with other blood types to have tested positive for the disease.

There appeared to be little difference among other blood types, according to the research, which only examined susceptibility and not severity of the illness.

Good luck, hang in there. Most of Florida got wiped out three weeks after they opened the state.

The state and Orlando have a 30% increase of cases over the last two weeks.

With so few people left just one new case will swing the needle drastically.

Just wait until trump tests his anti-hurricane nukes. Then you're really gonna see some COVID deaths.

does his informer OAN have a cable channel to watch this?