boberto123

I think you're good. From what I've read, the high risk is C. T/T is modern human. C is neanderthal. So C/C - youre 3 times more likely to get sick. C/T youre 1.5times more likely to get sick.

Reference: https://www.gnxp.com/WordPress/2020/07/04/using-23andme-ance...

=== If this is wrong, someone correct me, but T/T results from 23andme seem to be 84.5% of the population (caucasion people), so YOU SHOULD BE FINE.

[Sars-Cov-2][Outcome risk] rs10490770 (Caucasisn only)

Risk: AG, GG (~15.5% of population?)

Safe: AA (~84.5% of population?)

--- SO, if 23andme says its T/T and its actually A/A(as herf said), than 84.5% of the population would have T/T via 23andme. I am confused then. If I have T/T through 23andme, am I at higher risk when ~85% of the population has the same thing?