
We Are of Different Blood: Facts About Rh Factor
About 15 % of the world's population are Rh-negative, and the remaining 85 % are Rh-positive. The characteristic of Rh-negative has led to much speculation and research. What do we know about it?
Key takeaways
- About 15 % of the world's population are Rh-negative, and the remaining 85 % are Rh-positive.
- Extra protein
- Rarely encountered
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