What's your blood type? It may affect your risk for Covid-19
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SectionsTVFeaturedMore from NBC Follow NBC News A growing body of evidence suggests that blood type may play a role in the risk of becoming infected with the coronavirus or developing life-threatening complications from the illness.But it does not mean that any single blood type is more protective or more dangerous regarding Covid-19, and the evidence may indeed raise more questions than answers.Full coverage of the coronavirus outbreakTwo studies on the topic were published Wednesday in the journal Blood Advances, a publication of the American Society of Hematology.In the first, researchers in Denmark looked back at data on 473,654 people tested for Covid-19 from February to July.
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