The Rh Negative Blog

Are rh negatives more likely to be lactose tolerant?

Rhesusnegative.netFebruary 17, 2015November 2, 201941

This thought has been brought up by Gordon Scherer previously.Could it be that rh negative people are more likely to …

Rhesusnegative.netFebruary 16, 2015January 30, 20220

According to several studies, Neanderthal DNA exists in all Europeans at a frequency of 1-3% as well as in Asians. …

Rhesusnegative.netFebruary 15, 2015May 31, 20200

Although the Rh-negative trait is rare in most parts of the world, it occurs in about 15 percent of Caucasians …

Rhesusnegative.netFebruary 15, 2015September 12, 201614

In the past few years, the claim that rh negative women are more likely to have autistic children has come …

Rhesusnegative.netFebruary 6, 2015September 11, 20174

UPDATE: The Sinai Peninsula needs to be included as well. On a national level, no country reaches the high number …

Rhesusnegative.netFebruary 2, 2015July 26, 202212

Scotland is a very interesting place when looking for frequencies of rh negative people because of its strong variation of …

Rhesusnegative.netFebruary 1, 201516

If you are new to this blog, you may say “There is no way to recognize someone based on their …

Rhesusnegative.netJanuary 20, 2015February 19, 20150

Recently I have spent time reading up on material on food and what would be best for us. What I …

Rhesusnegative.netJanuary 13, 2015November 6, 20194

Alongside Yoe Bing, Lici Murniati is one of the chairwomen of Rhesus Negatif Indonesia. Lici is blood type O negative. …

Rhesusnegative.netJanuary 7, 2015January 7, 20150

Women with blood type O tend to have a lower risk developing diabetes. The risk is highest for blood type …