Blood Type Test

The universal blood type, O negative, can be transfused to patients of any blood type Because it can be given to anybody, even when a blood type need has not

O Positive and O Negative are two of the most critical blood types that support patients in our local hospitals Learn more about type O blood

blood type Blood groups in Australia · O positive - 40% · O negative - 9% · A positive - 31% · A negative - 7% · B positive - 8% · B negative - 2% · AB positive

blood group A+ Facts: Did You Know? · 30% of the population have A+ blood – the second-most common type, so your donations are always in demand · You can give blood to