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IT appears to be a familiar and widespread belief in many countries that the stings of bees act both protectively and as a cure for “rheumatism.” I have recently been able to collect some definite evidence in support of the belief in question.
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WALKER, E. Bees' Stings and Rheumatism. Nature 76, 568 (1907). https://doi.org/10.1038/076568d0
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