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Ever wondered why a negative blood type is rare? Explore the science of RH factor, rare antigens, and why being Rh-negative is biologically unique.
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| Title | Golden Blood: The Blood Type So Rare Fewer Than 50 People Have It | IFLScience |
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| Published | February 26, 2026 |
| Author | Zeus |
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