Your blood type may be a window into your health. From heart disease and strokes to certain types of cancer, here's why blood ...

Your blood type — whether a common or rare type — is passed down from your biological parents. It’s a good idea to know your blood type for your own health, especially if you need a ...

D id you know that your blood type can make you a lifesaver? Whether you're an O- universal donor or an AB+ universal recipient, every drop counts! In the UAE, donating blood is more than a good ...

Researchers at the University of Maryland identified a potential link between early-onset ischemic stroke and a genetic ...

there's no special recommendation that he'd make other than a good heart-healthy diet that lowers inflammation, regardless of someone's blood type. But, he notes, future research could offer ...

Not everyone on Earth has the same blood type. Researchers are still trying to figure out why there are so many, but these different blood types can have deadly downsides. The surface of our red ...

New research suggests that frequent blood donation can trigger genetic changes that might protect certain stem cells from ...

Frequent blood donors may experience subtle genetic changes that could lower their risk of developing blood cancers, ...