French scientists find a new type of blood in the woman of the Guadeloupe
A health worker receives test pipes with plasma and blood samples after a process of separation into a centrifugal during a Koran Disease Vaccination Study (COVID-19) in America’s research centers, in Hollywood, Florida, US, September 20th. A French woman from the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe has been recognized as the only well -known carrier of a new type of blood, called “Gwada Negative”, the French blood supply service said. The announcement was made for 15 years after the researchers received a blood sample from a patient who underwent routine tests before surgery, the French Blood Foundation (EFS) said on Friday.
