Lung Cancer: Bees Can Spot It
Bees can detect lung cancer biomarkers in human breath. THE ESSENTIAL Researchers have discovered that bees can detect biomarkers associated ...
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Bee sting: how to recognize it, symptoms, what to do?
© ShutterstockSUMMARY :What does the bee look like?How to recognize a bee sting?Bee or wasp sting: what are the differences?What ...
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Unusual: in China, they claim to treat with bee stings
© Photodisc The treasures of the hive (Royal jellypropolis, Honey) have long been touted for their benefits. In China, a ...
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I swallowed a bee: what do I do?
© ShutterstockOntario came close to disaster, this Friday, August 12, 2022: while he was in the middle of a press ...
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I was stung by a wasp, a hornet or a bee: when to worry?
© ShutterstockHornets, wasps and bees are the real scourges of the holidays: it is impossible to have a quiet lunch ...
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Why do you have to wash the jar of honey well before throwing it away?
Because it may contain bacteria that are dangerous to bees, it is essential to wash the jar of honey thoroughly ...
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What do you do after a wasp or bee sting?
When should you go to the doctor for a wasp sting? Summer time also means wasp and bee time. What ...
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Bee, wasp or hornet sting: how to react?
The beautiful days are here, with all the outdoor activities. But what to do in the event of a wasp, ...
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Parkinson’s: the trail of bee venom
© iStockPhotosIf bees are useful for pollinating flowers, they could also be useful for the 150,000 patients suffering from Parkinson's. ...
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Soon a serum against bee stings?
© ThinkstockHow to avoid complications related to bee stings? In Brazil, the Ministry of Health and the National Health Vigilance ...
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Covid-19: researchers train bees to detect the virus
Bees can identify Covid-19 positive samples in just seconds. Covid-19 has an odor, and if we are unable to smell ...
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Derogation for beets: are neonicotinoids harmful to human health?
After the Assembly, the Senate also voted on the exemptions for the sugar beet sector concerning the use of neonicotinoids. ...
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Triple negative breast cancer: the promising lead of bee venom
According to an Australian study, a compound present in bee and bumblebee venom has the ability to destroy aggressive cancer ...
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The French against the re-authorization of neonicotinoids for beet growers
The government proposed an exemption, on August 6, to allow beet growers to be able to use this insecticide, which ...
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Honey, an effective remedy against respiratory infections
A meta-analysis of a dozen studies reveals that honey is, in some cases, more beneficial than certain drugs for treating ...
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Wounds, wounds, diseases: the incredible power of bees on our health
Honey, pollen, royal jelly, wax, propolis and even venom... This Wednesday, May 20, World Bee Day, is an opportunity to ...
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Horsefly, mosquito, bed bug… How to distinguish one bite from another and relieve it?
Mosquitoes, bees, horseflies, wasps, ticks...summer is the season for all bites. Why Doctor helps you tell them apart and tells ...
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New bee sting allergy vaccine in trial
Australian researchers have successfully tested a new vaccine to protect people allergic to bee stings. A few weeks ago, a ...
Read moreUnusual: in China, they claim to treat with bee stings
© Photodisc The treasures of the hive (Royal jelly, propolis, honey) have long been touted for their benefits. In China, ...
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Bee sting: watch out for late cardiac effects
In BMJ Case Reports, doctors warn of late cardiac effects from multiple bee stings. A 55-year-old Indian has just paid ...
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Glyphosate involved in the death of bees by altering their microbiota
A new study led by the University of Texas suggests that glyphosate, like neonicotinoids, is responsible for the death of ...
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Food: bees addicted to neonicotinoid pesticides
According to a new study, bees are increasingly relishing neonicotinoid pesticides, gradually destroying their nervous system."Of the hundred plant species ...
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What to do in the event of a bee, wasp or hornet sting?
Even if the holidays are over for some, picnics, barbecues, drinks on the terrace and walks are still relevant. What ...
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Neonicotinoids harm bee health
The French Food and Health Security Agency (ANSES) recalls in a statement, the risks presented by insecticides based on substances ...
Read moreParkinson’s: the bee venom trail
© iStockPhotosIf bees are useful for polonizing flowers, they could also be useful for 150,000 patients with Parkinson's. In this ...
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Pesticides: three quarters of honey is contaminated
Three quarters of the world's honey is contaminated with neonicotinoids, a class of pesticides suspected of killing bees, according to ...
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Neonicotinoid: the toxicity of bee-killing pesticides confirmed
A vast literature review shows the undoubtedly deleterious impact of neonicotinoids on the environment and organisms.Doubt is no longer allowed. ...
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Neonicotinoids: toxicity to bees confirmed
Two studies demonstrate the deleterious effects of neonicotinoids on bee colonies.These are the most important works carried out in the ...
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HIV: destroy the AIDS virus with bee venom?
A miracle cure for AIDS would have given good results in the laboratory. Its secret: the venom ofBee !An efficient ...
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Zika: an insecticide kills millions of bees in the United States
Millions of bees have been found dead, probably collateral victims of spraying to fight against mosquitoes, vectors of the Zika ...
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