The common allergic reaction associated with bee stings
could be a protective mechanism in the body, according to a new study from
researchers at Stanford.
Researchers examined a group of mice by injecting some with
bee venom and some with a salt solution. They found that some those mice
injected with the salt solution developed a larger number of immune cells
immediately following the injection than those who had the salt injection. A
blood analysis also showed that those mice also had higher levels of antibodies…
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