Allison Hanes: 'Better safe than sorry' when it comes to EpiPen use
Parents and children living with allergies are vigilant about keeping their precious EpiPens close at hand in case of a life-threatening reaction. But a new study from the McGill University Health Centre Research Institute has found that most of them aren’t using the epinephrine auto-injectors as often or as quickly as they should.
In fact, the data published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice discovered that fewer than half of patients who showed up in Can
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