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Emerging Technology

Sublingual Epinephrine Tablet Awaiting Clinical Trials Would Replace the Need for Auto-Injectors and Syringes

Think You’ve Developed a Meat Allergy from a Tick Bite? There’s a Test for That Now

Patch Provides Real-Time Monitoring to Detect Anaphylaxis Before Symptoms Appear

AllerGenis Begins Testing Patient Samples for Peanut Allergy Using Proprietary Epitope Mapping Technology

Nasal Food Challenge for Shrimp Proves Safe and Predictive

Project Abbie Promises Wearable Auto-Injector with Automatic Anaphylaxis Detection and Activation

Anjo, a Wearable Device for Children that Detects Anaphylaxis

Emergency Epinephrine Nasal Spray Takes Final Step Toward Approval in EU

FARE Launches Global Research Competition to Develop a Safe, Compassionate Diagnostic...

Symjepi, the Auto-Injector Alternative, to Launch Q1 2019

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Food Allergy Prevention QuickFire Challenge: Up to $150,000 in Grant Funding...

Biomed Engineers Develop $80 Auto-Injector with $16 Epinephrine Refills

Zeneo: A Needle-Free Epinephrine Auto-Injector Currently in Development

Developer of Revolutionary "Powder" Epinephrine Auto-Injector Raises $12 Million

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