The health and well-being of beekeepers in the O'Higgins Region will be the focus of a…

The health and well-being of beekeepers in the O'Higgins Region will be the focus of a collaborative initiative between the University of O'Higgins (UOH) and Natural Bee. The SALVIA program (Health and Quality of Life in Beekeepers) aims to create a comprehensive care model that integrates field assistance, student training, and applied research, enhancing a vital sector for the region. This initiative will provide free health assessments and services to beekeepers, particularly those in the INDAP Productive Alliances Program, through teams of health science faculty and students from Kinesiology and Nutrition and Dietetics.
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