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Kaléo Announces ALLERJECT® Auto-Injector Will Be Available for Canadians at Risk for Anaphylaxis Starting...
ALLERJECT provides the allergy community with an alternative epinephrine auto-injector option with innovative features.
Symjepi, the Once Promising Emergency Epinephrine Device, Continues to Stumble
It's back to square one.
Bryn Study Evaluates Effects of Nasal Congestion on Intranasal Administration of Epinephrine
“A treatment method like intranasal delivery that is easier and more convenient may lead to increased compliance and result in a reduced time to treat an anaphylactic event.”
Sporadic Shortages of Epinephrine Devices Continue
Though epinephrine is currently readily available, emergency devices from specific manufacturers are experiencing sporadic shortages.
Study: You’re Likely Not Carrying Your Epinephrine or Using it Early Enough
Many who should be carrying epinephrine auto-injectors and administering them promptly in an emergency are not.
ARS to Present Data from Intranasal Epinephrine (ARS-1) Studies at AAAAI 2020 Annual Meeting
Neffy™ (formally ARS-1) was fast-tracked by the FDA in 2019 as an intranasal alternative to epinephrine auto-injectors.
County to Investigate Pilot Program to Cut Costs for Epinephrine, Asthma Inhalers, and Insulin
"No one should have to break the bank in order to afford life-saving medication.”
State Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Provide Free Epinephrine and $50 Insulin to Children Under...
Bill would help ease the burden of paying for life-saving medications for children.
Team Developing Novel Auto-Injector Wins Grand Prize at Opportunity Quest Competition
Device promises better thermal stability and longer shelf life.
Inquest: 18-Year-Old Shante Turay-Thomas Would Have Survived had She been Trained to Use New...
About to begin her studies at university, her life was cut short due to a series of tragic mishaps.
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