Woman’s hand holding a unused epinephrine Auto injector. The device is commonly used to treat the life threatening immune response known as anaphylaxis. A survey explored triggers for use of ...
Could a nasal spray replace EpiPens? Aspire Allergy & Sinus Dr. Haley Overstreet highlights new research on needle-free treatment for severe allergic reactions. Epinephrine saves lives—but too often, ...
"A needle-free option for administering epinephrine would be used more quickly after symptoms developed and would be easier to use versus an injectable device." Patients and caregivers believe that ...
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