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Lower hemoglobin levels in Rh(D) negative individuals

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” The properties and risks of diseases that can be linked to Neanderthal DNA are: slightly lower risk of prostate cancer, lower levels of hemoglobin, lower body length (one millimeter) and slightly faster blood plasma clotting.”

Thank you, Lesley, for bringing this to my attention. Indeed, the studies I am looking at are showing lower hemoglobin levels for Rh negatives.

” Rh-negative blood groups had low hemoglobin values when compared with Rh+ve blood groups”

Another study has shown similar results:

https://medcraveonline.com/MOJT/distribution-of-haemoglobin-variants-abo-blood-group-and-rhesus-factor-among-nursing-students-of-madonna-university-nigeria.html

… and there are many more.

We still have yet to see Rh factor data in western Neanderthal specimens.

As more and more studies highlighting Rh factor come to life due to the COVID-19 situation, we may soon see the data we’ve been looking for for years.

Stay tuned…