These factors help define the eight most common blood types: A positive, A negative, B positive, B negative, O positive, O negative, AB positive and AB negative, says the Red Cross. But of these ...

According to the American Red Cross, the most common blood type is O positive, which is the blood type for 37% of the population. The second most common blood type is A positive. There are over ...

This same study discovered people with the O and AB blood types had about a sixth lower chance of developing pancreatic cancer. The most common blood type in the UK is O positive, followed by A ...

After adjusting for sex and other factors, the team found that people with blood type O, which is the most common blood type, had a 12% lower risk of stroke compared to other blood types Meanwhile ...

After adjusting for sex and other factors, the team found that people with blood type O - the most common blood type - had a 12 per cent lower risk of suffering a stroke compared to other blood types.

A recent study published in the journal Neurology has found that individuals with blood type A may have a 16 percent higher ...

Triglycerides -- the most common type of fat in blood -- could be a potential modifiable risk factor for rheumatoid arthritis ...