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What are the most common diseases associated with blood group o+?

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Dr. James Blachly answered

Specializes in Medical Oncology

False positive vWF: Interestingly, patients with blood group O have lower levels of von Willebrand Factors, and can occasionally be misdiagnosed with von Willebrand disease ( a bleeding disorder )

Answered 11/2/2015

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