Study Finds Blood Type Linked to Higher Risk of Early-Onset Stroke

A recent study has revealed that individuals with blood type A may face a significantly higher risk of early-onset stroke compared to other blood groups. Researchers found that people with this blood type are more prone to developing blood clots, potentially leading to strokes before the age of 60.

The findings were drawn from a detailed analysis of genetic data from multiple studies involving over 48,000 stroke patients and 600,000 healthy individuals. The research suggests that blood type A is associated with higher levels of a clotting protein, which may explain the elevated risk.

Experts stress that while blood type cannot be changed, awareness can prompt preventive measures especially for those with additional risk factors like smoking, hypertension, or a sedentary lifestyle. Regular health screenings and a heart-healthy lifestyle remain crucial in reducing stroke risk across all blood groups.
*This news has been published on Times of India on 7th July 2025

 

 

 

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