I'm just killing time, waiting to watch Kurt Warner take care of Tampa Bay tomorrow. Here are some abstracts relating to ABO blood group. Just highlight the whole address, right click, choose copy, then highlight the location window of your browser, right click, then choose paste.

A unique A allele was found in Japanese:
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med93-95+284025+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

Africans have 7 types of O blood, Caucasians only 2:
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med93-95+165782+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

Gall Bladder disease higher in females (no blood type connection)
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med96-97+360216+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

Balancing selection occured in primates to prevent type B (I think)
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med93-95+375568+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

Nine Egyptian mummies all tested to be type B:
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med93-95+217655+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

Type O women are protected against leukemia:
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med96-97+263101+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

Blood group can be determined from 12 year old licked stamps:
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med93-95+96744+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

If you live in Australia, contact these folks to test for type A2:
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med93-95+338453+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA

4 types of A, 3 of B, 6 of O:
http://www.infotrieve.com/healthworld/std_format.cgi?med93-95+40549+(abo+blood+group+alzheimers)+AND+('Eng'):LA