Blood group link to heart disease

Blood group helps to determine a person’s risk of heart disease, a study has found.

People from groups A, B, and AB are more at risk than those with the more common blood type O, research shows.

Individuals with the rarest blood group, AB — found in about 7% of the population — were far and away the most vulnerable.

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