The reason Africanized bee attacks are more deadly, explains Dr. May Berenbaum, a professor at the school, has more to do with the sheer number of stings than the actual bee venom. With killer ...

Home; Health; Features Bee venom: A potential HIV-killer? Researchers have identified a virus-killing toxin, and combined it with a clever delivery mechanism ...

If a killer bee colony senses a threat, on the other hand, the victim could be stung around 2,000 times. Yet another threat comes from the double-damaging venom.

Cancer cells die when attacked by bee, snake or scorpion venom. Here’s how a scientist uses nanotechnology to target cancer cells using synthesized venom.

Amateur apiarists are excited by a new bee venom harvesting collector that won't damage their colonies ... "It's only one in 10,000 bees that actually react to it and they spray the device with a ...

Bee sting venom could provide treatment for arthritis Venom from bee stings could help to treat and even prevent arthritis, new research has suggested. By Richard Gray and Richardgray 27 June 2010 ...