Scientists have identified the least vulnerable to coronavirus blood

California scientists came to the conclusion that the least susceptible to infection with coronavirus is people with first blood. The study report published on the service website on the human genome 23andMe.

Experts conducted a study, which involved 750 thousand people, 10 thousand of patients which were infected with a coronavirus. After adjustment for gender, body mass and age, they found that people with first blood is 9% -18% less likely to have been ill with infection. Though scientists have debunked the myth that the least affected people are the first blood with a positive RH factor. According to them, negative RH factor has the same advantages.

Most often the infection recorded owners of the third and fourth groups of blood.