"A 65-year-old man from India's Gujarat state has been found to have the rare EMM Negative blood group, making him India's first and the world's 10th person to have the unique blood group." by Sangeeta Yadav via sputniknews Image by Arek Socha from Pixabay The EMM Negative blood group can't be categorized into the existing A, B, O or AB blood groups and hence, people with this rare group can neither donate their blood nor can they have it from anyone. A 65-year-old man from India's Gujarat state has been found to have the rare EMM Negative blood group, making him India's first and the world's 10th person to have the unique blood group. He was identified as having the rare blood group while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Ahmedabad city after suffering a heart attack. He needed blood for heart surgery. Samarpan Blood Donation Center's doctor Sanmukh Joshi told India Today that when the man's blood type was not found in the Prathama Laboratory of Ahmedabad, his blood samples were