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Report: Tagle most active papabili in social networking world

When it comes to presence on social networks, Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle may have a huge advantage over other prospective cardinals who may succeed Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.

Tagle, 55, is the most active cardinal on Facebook, Discovery News cited a social media analysis by the Italian start-up Decisyon.

"Tagle, regarded as 'The Asian Karol Wojtya,' boasts 123,000 Likes. Decisyon established that since Jan. 1, his page has accounted for 52 percent of cardinalss social-media use, producing more than 57,000 posts, comments and shares," Discovery News said.

As of 8 a.m. Sunday, Tagle's Facebook page has 126,177 likes, with 4,628 talking about it.

Tagle has also gained the support of SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, along with Austrian cardinal Christoph Schoenborn, it added.

"Indeed, the Filipino cardinal is seen by many Vatican analysts as a papabile, a strong candidate to become the 266th successor of St. Peter," Discovery News said.

It said Decisyons analysis showed Cardinal Timothy Michael Dolan of New York is number two in social media appeal.

"With his @CardinalDolan account, the American cardinal been engaging almost 90,000 followers. His posts include comments and links to his interviews and public appearances," it said.

But he was featured as No. 1 on SNAPs blacklist, even as he expressed doubt at rumors he would become the first American pope.

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Bee Sting Venom Can Halt HIV, Say Doctors

The venom from a bee may be utilised in the prevention of HIV (wallpapersus.com)

The sting of a bee could provide a breakthrough in the fight against HIV infection.

Toxins in the insects' venom can destroy the virus and leave surrounding cells unharmed, suggest research studies.

Scientists believe it is an important step towards developing a gel to stop the spread of the HIV virus, which causes Aids.

The principal ingredient of bee venom, melittin, 'drills' a hole in the virus envelope, and disables it by essentially skinning it alive.

Researchers inserted the toxin into tiny nanoparticles fitted with special 'bumpers' so they can bounce off normal cells.

When the smaller HIV virus makes contact with them, it slips between the bumpers and is attacked by the toxin.

Study expert Dr Joshua L Hood, of Washington University School of Medicine, said the toxin could be used in a vaginal gel to prevent HIV spreading.

He said: "Our hope is that in places where HIV is running rampant, people could use this gel as a preventive measure to stop the initial infection."

Most drugs slow the growth of the virus, but the bee venom attacks and kills it to prevent infection in the first place.

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