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Vietnamese scientist takes poison and poison
This is the first study done in Vietnam on anti-inflammatory, analgesic effect of bee venom on experimental animals.
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Hornet bee venom can help people fight the virus
MIT researchers have discovered an antibacterial ability in the venom of wasps Polybia paulista - a dangerous wasp bee in southeastern Brazil.
Discover science
Indian mutants are immune to bee venom
In the video, Dalal uses his hands to gather bees and stuff them under his shirt to avoid being hindered by them while taking bile.
Biology
Poisonous venom bee venom is no less than snake venom
Need to be very careful with the demon face, because its venom is no less venomous - President of Vietnam Beekeepers Association warns after a 6-year-old student in Lao…
Medicine - Health
Use bee venom to treat atopic dermatitis
Korean and Australian scientists have proposed using melittin, the main ingredient of honey bee venom to treat atopic dermatitis.
Medicine - Health
Medieval treatments still circulate so far
Some medieval treatments such as bee venom, skull chisel or stool culture are still in use today, although modern medicine has developed.
Medicine - Health
Hornet bee venom can kill cancer cells
Hornets are too famous for the dangers from their venomous sting.
Medicine - Health
Bee venom can block HIV virus
Dr. Joshua L Hood and colleagues at Washington University School of Medicine found that toxins in bee venom can kill the HIV virus and not harm surrounding cells.
New technology
Use bee venom to detect explosives
A new US study finds bees can help protect us from terrorists who prefer to use the bomb.