A recent ABC NEWS article discussed an unlikely killer of breast cancer cells: honey bee venom. New research published in Nature Precision Oncology suggests the venom can kill “aggressive and hard-to-treat” breast cancer cells. The study was conducted by Dr. Ciara Duffy at Perth’s Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research as part of her PhD.
Honey Bee Venom Kills Breast Cancer Cells
The venom’s main component also works in unison with existing chemotherapy drugs to reduce tumor growth.
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