Here is what the page “Native Stingless Bees: Australian Honey and Propolis Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria | Nova ” contains. New research from the University of Sydney reveals that honey and propolis produced by Australia's native stingless bees have potent antimicrobial properties against dangerous pathogens, including bacteria that are increasingly resistant to antibiotics. New research from the University of Sydney reveals that honey and propolis produced by Australia's native stingless bees have potent antimicrobial properties against dangerous pathogens, including bacteria that are increasingly resistant to antibiotics.
candidate Jasmin Li, the study tested these natural products against a range of bacterial and fungal threats. The honey was effective against all bacteria tested, including Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Klebsiella pneumoniae, which are notorious for causing hard-to-treat hospital infections and are listed by the World Health Organization as critical priorities for new antibiotics. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.