them with more than 7,000 individuals from the general population.
They found that blood type B appeared more frequently among the centenarians than among the comparison group.
This raised an interesting possibility: Could blood type B be associated with exceptional longevity?
However, the study only identified an association within a particular population. It did not establish that having type B blood causes people to live longer.
Other research has produced different findings.
A 2020 study involving 2,201 Chinese centenarians compared their genetic blood group information with that of 2,330 middle-aged individuals.
The researchers found no statistically significant differences in the






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