document: Bee and Wasp Stings

[Dave Black 3,520]

Dave Black submitted a new resource:

 

Bee and Wasp Stings (version 1.0) - Information about Bee and Wasp Stings

 

This text-only document describes the familiar types of Honeybee, Bumblebee, and Wasp stings, how they affect the body, and how they can be managed. It includes, in simple terms, venom biochemistry, medicines used, strategies for managing or avoiding injury, and information about rare events, like stings to the eye and anaphylaxis. References to information from researchers and doctors are provided.

 

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[Vincent Channon 448]

Interesting reading. Some still went in one ear and out the other, but good to read anyway. Thanks.

[Grant 4,298]

I thought this one would prove popular. High reviews too. Lets see what sort of discussion it brings.

[dansar 5,524]

Thanks Dave, a very informative read. I just hope I dont end up like a crocidile skinned old man that just so happens to keep bees:p

[Katikita 375]

Great read once again thank you Dave.

[Grant 4,298]

So far Dave you've got:

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...and a big discussion on stings (Although it's in a separate topic, it did start after your upload)

Nice one (y)

[Dave Black 3,520]

So far Dave you've got......a big discussion on stings (y)

Yes, that's been very interesting, a fortunate co-incidence of the resource and Eva's story I'd say. Next I'll have to figure out updating a resource!

The part I wonder about is the rating - I wonder about readers using it. A 'like' is pretty straight-forward, no agony of decision making there. It'll take a while to see how well resources work, they are not such an 'instant' thing as a post. Time will tell.