How common is o positive blood type?

Answer 1

The rarest common blood type is AB negative. However, there have been some rare blood types discovered which fall out of the A/B Antigen, Rh +/- system normally used to distinguish blood types. O negative is not the rarest blood type, although it is frequently the most sought-after by blood banks, such as the Red Cross, because it can be given to virtually anyone.

Answer 2

O positive is the most common blood type, with about 37-38% of the global population having this blood type. It is often referred to as the "universal donor" blood type because it can be transfused to people with other blood types in an emergency.

Answer 3

For things such as AB negative, yes, for things such as O negative, not so much, but negative blood is known to be less common than positive blood.

Answer 4

No, only 7% of the world has O negative blood type.

Answer 5

Type O Blood is the most common around the world, that's why its called the "Universal Donor"

Answer 6

O-positive is the most common blood group in the world; over a third of the population in most countries - in some, nearly half the population - and in the world.

Answer 7

No, it would seem that the AB - blood group is the rarest.

Answer 8

no