Why Does A Bee Matter to My Health?

Public Health On Call by The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Sep 2, 202615:21Society & Culture

About this episode: Wild pollinators like bees and hoverflies play a direct role in human health. A recent study in Nepal shows that flourishing pollinator populations lead to higher agricultural yields, bolstering both...

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