Today, we have published a YNH Exclusive about the latest surge in monkeypox cases, answering all of your questions about the dangerous disease.
Monkeypox is still spreading across the world, and a total of eighteen countries have reported at least one case of mpox. However, will it be the next COVID-19? Will there be another lockdown? Am I at risk? Here's the answer to all of your questions, and more.
Fact of the Day (Reader's Digest): Out of the eight main blood types, AB negative is the rarest-- under 1% of people have this blood type. They can only donate to other ABs but can receive blood from O negative, A negative, B negative, and AB negative.
The real rarest blood type, though, is Rh-null, also known as golden blood. People with this blood type lack Rh antigens in their blood, meaning that it doesn't have any of the 61 Rh antigens that it could possibly have. It is an autosomal recessive gene, and is tough to deal with because they can only receive blood from other people with Rh-null-- and only around 50 people have ever been discovered with this blood type. However, their blood is also extremely useful because anyone with golden blood is considered a universal donor.
Quote of the Day (Gracious Quotes): I know how I look like. I know how I sound. I know how I walk. I’m just gonna be me. I do me, and you do you. (Caster Semenya)
Word of the Day (Merriam-Webster): Dearth (noun)- Dearth refers to a lack or inadequate supply. It is usually followed by of.
In a Sentence: There is no dearth of opportunities for volunteers at the fair.
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