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Health conditions such as pancreatic cancer, thromboembolism, myocardial infarction and coronary atherosclerosis have been linked to an ABO blood type (1). Some authors have promoted specific diets for the different blood groups, which may theoretically result in better health outcomes and reduce the risk of developing certain diseases. The most well known of these authors is D'Adamo, who theorizes that the genes of each ABO blood type are associated with the diet and