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Australian honey is as least as potent as New Zealand manuka, study finds
Potent antibacterial honey can kill superbugs like golden staph.
Marcus Strom is Science Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald.
Potent antibacterial honey can kill superbugs like golden staph.
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