Heart Health: Study Finds The Blood Types At Higher Risk Of Coronary Heart Disease

[Vince]

According to research by Harvard School of Public Health, your heart disease risk may be linked to your blood type. In the study, senior author, and assistant professor, Lu Qi – and his colleagues revealed the blood types which are "most dangerous". According to the study, people with blood types A, B, or AB have a higher risk of heart disease in comparison with those with blood type O. Researchers found that having the blood group AB tends to be most risky.

Blood type linked to heart disease risk | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Heart disease risk may be linked to blood type, according to new Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) research. Senior author Lu Qi, assistant professor in

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[Nelson Vergel]

Wow. Really interesting! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Vince]

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You've definitely heard this question at some point in your life: What's your blood type? We all have one, and if you aren't sure what yours is, there's great reason to find out: science suggests our blood type may make a difference when it comes to how healthy our hearts are.

Blood Type and Heart Health: What's the Connection?

People with type O blood could have a slightly different risk profile than people with type AB blood when it comes to certain health conditions.

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