💨 Abstract

Scientists have identified blood type A as a potential risk factor for breast cancer, the most common cancer among women. A global study found an 18% increased risk for those with type A blood compared to type O. While the UK's most common blood type is O+ (36% of the population), A+ comes next at 30%. The study suggests that blood group antigens in breast tissue might influence cancer development and spread.

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