Scientists developed world’s first insect vaccine to help honey bees fight bacterial disease, one of the major threats that the pollinators face. The vaccine is administered through an edible sugar patty that’s suspended in the hive for the queen to consume over seven to 10 days.
World’s first honey bee vaccine to save the pollinators from dying
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