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Steekvlies bee bites cause global rise in meat allergy

Sam Jansen
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Steekvlies bee bites cause global rise in meat allergy

The number of people with an allergic reaction to meat is growing worldwide. According to the Nieuwsblad, the steekvlies bee is the culprit. The bee plays a role in the development of the allergy, which can occur after a bee sting.

The Nieuwsblad writes that the increase in meat allergy has long been suspected. Now the cause has been confirmed. The number of cases continues to rise, and experts are closely monitoring the development.

The allergy can lead to conditions such as anaphylaxis. For this reason, it is important that people at risk are aware. It is advisable to be extra alert for possible symptoms in case of a bee sting.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist if you have complaints.

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