O- Blood Type: Prevalence, Statistics & Geographic Distribution
The O- blood type is the most common blood type in the United States, with about 7% of the population having this blood type. It is also the most common blood type in Europe, with about 6% of the population having this blood type. O- blood is relatively rare in Asia and Africa, with only about 3% of the population having this blood type.Blood Disorders - Related Articles
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