What blood type indicates greater risk for cancer?

People with second blood group are less likely to face cancer, said scientists from Carolina University.

They have analyzed the medical data of several thousand patients collected in 25 years.

According to experts, people with the first blood group are at risk and are recommended a more thorough diagnosis and regular examinations.

Experts recalled alcohol abuse and smoking affect cancer risk. Thus, all people, regardless of blood type, are advised to give up these habits.