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Science:
"We found that the venom from honey bees is remarkably effective in
killing some of these really aggressive
breast cancer cells at concentration which aren't as damaging to normal cells"
Lead Researcher Dr.Ciara Duffy as told
to ABC news
According to WHO (Global Health Estimates) It
is estimated that worldwide over 508000 women died in 2011 due to breast
cancer.
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This, findings can be new ray of hope, to
prevent more lives from breast cancer.The bee vemon is called melittion, and
the chemical active in it enters the
cell membrane and creates holes, causing the cancer cells to die.
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This ground breaking findings was published
in a journal called Nature Precision Oncology. Experiment was conducted by a
group of Scientists from Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Researcher in
Australia.
Words by Bodo Media
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