Lil Bape the PostGod
Can’t talk to broke boys
Trump is like quadrupling down with the “Chinese virus” shyt...how he started off the conference 
COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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NYChase718
Veteran
NYC Gov. Cuomo is crazy
“look..if you get tested as having Coronavirus, they are just gonna tell u...chicken noodle soup, and stay away from mom ...all the tests are doing is informing us of how many people are actually effected”
IMO he brushes everything off
Lil Bape the PostGod
Can’t talk to broke boys
Trump is just freestyling up there 
“the uh test is uh uh...not something fun to do..I know cuz I did it”
“the uh test is uh uh...not something fun to do..I know cuz I did it”
I've never seen the Bay so empty
all foreclosures and evictions suspended until the end of april.
Tres Leches
Empire Business
Complete victory uh total victory
197 Confirmed in GA
Aintnobodystupid
All Star
People with blood type A may be more vulnerable to coronavirus while O blood types more resilent
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article241297121.html
Does blood type matter when it comes to coronavirus? A Chinese study says yes
People with type A blood are more likely to catch coronavirus and die from it, according to a new study published in Wuhan, China.
Type A is one of the most common blood types, but scientists urged people not to be concerned if they have type A.
Those with type O blood may be less likely to get COVID-19, which has infected more than 200,000 people worldwide, according to a Johns Hopkins University map that tracks confirmed cases.
“If you are type A, there is no need to panic. It does not mean you will be infected 100 percent,” researcher Gao Yingdai told the South China Morning Post. “If you are type O, it does not mean you are absolutely safe, either. You still need to wash your hands and follow the guidelines issued by authorities.”
Researchers compared more than 2,100 confirmed coronavirus cases in China against more than 3,600 healthy Wuhan residents. While 31 percent of Wuhan residents have type A blood, more than 37 percent of surveyed patients had the blood type.
Around 40 percent of United States residents have type A blood, according to the San Diego Blood Bank. More than 45 percent have Type O blood, the website shows.
The same Chinese study showed 25 percent of surveyed cases had type O blood, despite more than 33 percent of the population having that type of blood.
The study examined 206 people in Wuhan who died from the virus and there were 63 percent more type A fatal cases than type O.
“People with blood group A might need particularly strengthened personal protection to reduce the chance of infection,” researchers said in their study.
The study did not provide an explanation for why type A patients have a higher risk for coronavirus.
The American Red Cross said it is facing “a severe blood shortage due to an unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations.” The Red Cross has implemented extra safety precautions at blood drive centers.
More than 8,200 people have died worldwide from COVID-19, according to Johns Hopkins.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article241297121.html
Does blood type matter when it comes to coronavirus? A Chinese study says yes
People with type A blood are more likely to catch coronavirus and die from it, according to a new study published in Wuhan, China.
Type A is one of the most common blood types, but scientists urged people not to be concerned if they have type A.
Those with type O blood may be less likely to get COVID-19, which has infected more than 200,000 people worldwide, according to a Johns Hopkins University map that tracks confirmed cases.
“If you are type A, there is no need to panic. It does not mean you will be infected 100 percent,” researcher Gao Yingdai told the South China Morning Post. “If you are type O, it does not mean you are absolutely safe, either. You still need to wash your hands and follow the guidelines issued by authorities.”
Researchers compared more than 2,100 confirmed coronavirus cases in China against more than 3,600 healthy Wuhan residents. While 31 percent of Wuhan residents have type A blood, more than 37 percent of surveyed patients had the blood type.
Around 40 percent of United States residents have type A blood, according to the San Diego Blood Bank. More than 45 percent have Type O blood, the website shows.
The same Chinese study showed 25 percent of surveyed cases had type O blood, despite more than 33 percent of the population having that type of blood.
The study examined 206 people in Wuhan who died from the virus and there were 63 percent more type A fatal cases than type O.
“People with blood group A might need particularly strengthened personal protection to reduce the chance of infection,” researchers said in their study.
The study did not provide an explanation for why type A patients have a higher risk for coronavirus.
The American Red Cross said it is facing “a severe blood shortage due to an unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations.” The Red Cross has implemented extra safety precautions at blood drive centers.
More than 8,200 people have died worldwide from COVID-19, according to Johns Hopkins.
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
Damn a nikka still got to go to work with a staff of over 50 people in my department
Damn a nikka still got to go to work with a staff of over 50 people in my department
Business as usual. Most people have to be physically at work to do their job. Capitalism depends on it
Aintnobodystupid
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O Positive
Blood Types
If you scroll down to What Is A Rare Blood Type?, you'll see 51% of us are an o blood type (i'm O negative). It varies from mid 40's to low 60's on the continent
Blood type distribution by country - Wikipedia