The most common blood type among the French population is Group A.
According to research, the distribution of ABO blood groups in France, or among Caucasian populations, is as follows:
| Blood Type | Prevalence |
|---|---|
| Group A | 45% |
| Group O | 43% |
| Group B | 9% |
| Group AB | 3% |
| Rhesus negative | 15% |
This data shows that Group A is the most prevalent blood type, closely followed by Group O. While Group B and Group AB are less common, the Rhesus factor also plays a significant role in blood type determination. The information provided states that around 15% of the population is Rhesus negative. This means the majority are Rhesus positive.
In summary, if we are just talking about the main ABO blood groups, the majority of French people have Type A blood.
