How rare is AB Negative blood?

Answer 1

About 1% of the population depending on where you live. But don't worry if you have this type because an AB negative person can safely receive the following Red Blood Cell types if a transfusion is needed: AB Neg, A Neg, B Neg, and O Neg and if those are not available and it is an emergency you can also receive AB Pos, A Pos, B Pos, and O Pos blood during a one time incident. AB Neg is a good type to be. The blood type most in need is O Neg because it can be given to anyone safely.
If an AB Negative person donated blood their blood can only be given to AB Negative and AB Positive patients. AB Neg given to anyone other than these blood types could cause death.

Answer 2

AB negative is the rarest form of blood a person could have. Blood banks and hospitals usually have less then the required amount if any at all, that's why they push people to donate blood. The most common blood type is O positive. Which they call a person with this blood type a universal donor, because every body will accept it.

Answer 3

Any type of negative blood is rare.
The rarest ab -

Answer 4

Only 1% of the population has AB--. 38% has O+. They rank generally O,A,B,AB, with positives more frequent than negative.

Answer 5

I am AB-. I was told only 4% of the world's population is that way. One of the only way that makes me special I did not want.

Answer 6

ab negative blood is not that rare what is rare is o+ or o-

Answer 7

Super rare its the rareist out there!

Answer 8

Chart showing what percentage of the population has what blood type...

http://www.unitedbloodservices.org/humanbloodtypes.html

Answer 9

VERY
I know, it's my blood type...