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Category Archives: Asia
China Drug Watchdog Slams Propolis Claims on Blood Sugar
China’s Drug Watchdog Exposes Misleading Health Advertisements Read more
Syria Produces 2,700 Tons of Honey in 2009
Beekeeping is one of the most important agricultural industries in Syria which depends on flowers and natural pastures to produce nutritional foodstuffs and industrial materials such as honey, royal jelly, natural wax and the propolis. Read more
Ancient Beehives Yield 3,000-Year-Old Bees
Honeybee remains found in a 3,000-year-old apiary have given archaeologists a one-of-a-kind window into the beekeeping practices of the ancient world. Read more
Honeybee-killing mites invade Japan
The mites, known by the scientific name Acarapis woodi and measuring 0.1 millimeter long, were found having parasitized in bees’ airways, according to the investigation by Nagoya University and the National Institute of Livestock and Grassland Science, based in Tsukuba, … Continue reading
Bee Venom Therapy Becoming Popular in China
An ancient therapy which involves bees stinging patients to cure their ailments is causing a buzz in China. Read more
As The Crow Flies, Tokyo Battles Avian Pest
For nearly a decade, the city of Tokyo has been waging war on its crows. Read more
Tualang Honey Has Potential To Be Used In Cancer Therapy
Tualang honey, mostly found in lowland rain forests of Peninsular Malaysia, has the potential to become a supplement for cancer therapy, especially breast cancer, said Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) Prof Madya Dr Nik Soriani Yaacob. Read more
Soldier uses bees to get undue leave
Female soldier serving in south inflicts multiple bee stings on herself after her request to be restationed was denied. IDF authorities press charges; soldier gets 12 days in brig Read more
How do bees land on the spot? Indian-origin scientist finds out
A study led by a scientist of Indian-origin has decoded the tricky art of landing by honey bees, a finding that can have huge implications in making better robot planes. Read more
Australia to Export Propolis to Korea
MR Jing Bang Zou, proprietor of Jim’s Honey in Young, has signed an agreement in the boardroom of Lambing Flat Enterprises with representatives of Korean company, Kim Jeong Moon Aloe Co. Ltd. on Friday morning. Read more
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