What's the deal with blood types?

Stuff You Should Know

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🗓️ 9 April 2015

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Blood types have one of the more interesting backstories in medical history. But as much as we've figured out about them and how they work, we still don't know much about why we even have different blood types. Listen in for a truly fascinating look at yo

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0:31.2	Welcome to Steppe You Should Know from House to Horks.com.
0:41.0	Hey and welcome to The Podcast.
0:42.4	I'm Josh Clark.
0:43.4	There's Charles W. Chuck Bryant and Jerry's in it.
0:46.6	It's certain kind of mood today.
0:48.9	She's making jokes and stuff.
0:50.6	Talking?
0:51.6	She made a joke that would have been great for the show and I was like, well look at you
0:54.4	and then she was like, go ahead and see if you could use that joke.
0:56.8	Yeah, that's hers.
0:57.8	Man, she's got her spinning bow tie on the day.
1:00.2	I'm going to say the joke.
1:01.7	Jerry said that her blood type was apositive, which she thought was the most optimistic of
1:06.3	blood types.
1:07.3	Doesn't even make sense.
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