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  • Homegrown June 10, 2018

Homegrown June 10, 2018

10/06/2018 10:24 am / 08:14
Darren de Mello and Sue McDougall

A project studying Western Australian honey for antibacterial properties that could be used in human health products has uncovered some surprising results.

Leader researcher Kate Hammer from UWA spoke to Darren and Sue about the research.

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Darren de Mello and Sue McDougall
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