A study published this week in the journal Nature Microbiology showed that bacteria in the intestines of human beings produces certain enzymes that could convert a person’s blood group to type O. Researchers say their goal is to deal the routine lack of shortage that hospitals face when it comes to type O blood — also known as the universal blood type
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