No, O+ blood is not rare.
While some blood types are less common than others, O+ is actually the most common blood type. According to the provided reference, 35% of donors have O+ blood. This makes it the most prevalent blood type, significantly more common than others such as O- (13%). This high prevalence means that O+ blood is not considered rare.
Here's a breakdown of the information in the reference:
| Blood Type | Percentage of Donors |
|---|---|
| O positive | 35% |
| O negative | 13% |
As you can see, the percentage of donors with O+ blood is much higher than other blood types mentioned. Therefore, it is incorrect to classify O+ blood as rare.
