Remember Ebola? High-risk blood type B positive, minimal if not absent Rh(D) negative?
For those of you who are coming late to this blog:
B positive is the highest in Asia, which is where the virus is spreading. Many of the Rh negatives in Asia are actually weak D.
Remember the mutant RHD genes so frequent in Asia?
Data will come from Europe and be reliable when it does. Or the USA.
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im rh – around so many positives in my life except for family _ but i need more people or boyfriend rh- like me id like to get involved more with people like me 🙂
Interesting. My brother was diagnosed with it after returning from holiday and getting fever, headache, dizziness, etc. I’ve been sharing a house in close proximity with him for the last 12 days (both of us are self-isolating) and have had zero symptoms. I have an immune disorder and various other things, but it doesn’t seem to have affected me. I either haven’t contracted it from him, or I’m completely asymptomatic.