New study shows blood type could play role in severity of COVID-19 infection

Bring_Harmony
Published on Jul 7, 2020
Depending on what blood type you have, you may be more severely affected by COVID-19 according to a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine. A local infectious disease doctor reviewed the study and said there could be some truth to the claims. Read more HERE: https://bit.ly/2C6aHhf

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