Japanese hooked on blood-type books for self-analysis

TOKYO, Japan - The image made Feb. 6 shows the number of copies sold of best-selling books on four blood types; type O (from L) 1.45 million, type AB 900,000, type B 1.62 million and type A 1.33 million.

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