Blood types

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I read somewhere that autistic/Asperger syndrome people were more likely to have Rhesus negative blood or blood type A.

But I am neither... I'm an O+.

Blood O is the most common in the world, followed by A, B and then AB, I think.

B positive

me too, B+, i regularly donate blood. i did so 5 times in Slovakia and 6 times in Portugal. it's really fun, you should try it.

so, 9CatMom, you didn't vote that so far there is only 1 (mine) vote for B+ ?

O-

Alien blood
no really
every GP my ma has asked has withheld the information
even after those blood tests that recreate the flood
really
this IS a strange formation

withheld the information??????! !! !! !! ! Why on earth would they do that??! !

*SHRUG*
Could just have asked the lazy few
I was there too
two times
A bug on the wall
missed some too
a few times
your guess is better than mine
I even asked in the ER after a blood fine
hence I'm an alien spud that sprouted from the desert

I'm O+

Have a look at these:


http://www.biology.arizona.edu/Human_Bi ... popup.html


and

http://www.biology.arizona.edu/Human_Bi ... popup.html

I think I am A positive, but am not "positive"...

I'm O-;

about 7% of the (measured) UK population is O-

I've no idea what the percentage of autistics with this type is, or its significance, if any.

I only know that I'm very popular at the blood bank (or rather my blood is), because O- can be given safely to anyone of any blood type, so says trhe blood transfusion service.


Michaelmas

Am A+

I'm O negative, I believe.

I don't know what mine is.

O?

A negative