What do you mean by that? Do you mean that there is likely a statistical significance of difference, but that the

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Jan 22, 2021
8:39:45am

SingleStrapBackpack Truly Addicted User

What do you mean by that? Do you mean that there is likely a statistical significance of difference, but that the

difference is so small that blood type really doesn't have a big impact on a person's risk of contracting COVID or the severity when the DO get it?

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SingleStrapBackpack

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Is there any factual truth behind claims that COVID severity may be correlated with blood type?

SingleStrapBackpack Truly Addicted User

1/22/21 12:46am

RE: Is there any factual truth behind claims that COVID severity may be

Run-DMT

1/22/21 1:40am

Probably a statistical significance exists without any practical or real world significance

Slim

1/22/21 4:46am

What do you mean by that? Do you mean that there is likely a statistical significance of difference, but that the

SingleStrapBackpack

1/22/21 8:39am

Yes

Slim

1/22/21 11:13am

No, don’t go asking your doc for labs to test your blood type.

Nakedbootleg

1/22/21 7:58am

I already know my blood type. Doesn't everyone? I'm O+.

SingleStrapBackpack

1/22/21 8:35am

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