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, ...

With back-to-school season approaching, parents of children with food allergies are being urged to take extra precautions. Dr. Debra Etelson of White Plains Hospital joined News 12 today to discuss a ...

"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 ...

‘Not here, not New York, not ever’: Gov. Hochul responds to border Czar’s plans to send more ICE agents to NYC With back-to-school season approaching, parents of children with food allergies are being ...