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Certain blood types are associated with greater risks of heart disease, stroke, and certain cancers. Researchers say specific blood types are more prone to developing clots, such as deep vein thrombosis (DBT).

Rare

Some blood types are found in a limited number of people. In the United States, the blood types each found in less than 5% of the population are:1

AB-: 0.6% of the population
B-: 1.5% of the population
AB+: 3.4% of the population

Most Common

More than 70% of the people in the United States have one of these two common blood types:3

O+: 37.4% of the population
A+: 35.7% of the population

Golden Blood
Golden blood is the rarest known type of blood in the world. It has no Rh antigens at all, known as Rh null (RH+). It is dubbed "golden blood" because it can be donated to people with almost any Rh blood type, including those with rare types of Rh antigens.

Rare

Most Common

Golden Blood Golden blood is the rarest known type of blood in the world. It has no Rh antigens at all, known as Rh null (RH+). It is dubbed "golden blood" because it can be donated to people with almost any Rh blood type, including those with rare types of Rh antigens.

Golden Blood
Golden blood is the rarest known type of blood in the world. It has no Rh antigens at all, known as Rh null (RH+). It is dubbed "golden blood" because it can be donated to people with almost any Rh blood type, including those with rare types of Rh antigens.