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Pharmaceutical Company Developing Inhalable Epinephrine
MannKind Corporation is developing a product that would dispose of the needle entirely.
Recap: Four Auto-Injectors on the Horizon
Here are articles we published in the past year on four noteworthy auto-injector designs currently at various stages in the pipeline.
Senators Question Auto-Injector Price Hikes
“The substantial price increase could limit access to a much-needed medication," wrote Senator Grassley
Report: How Stock Epinephrine was Used in Illinois Schools
If you had any doubts about the need for stock epinephrine in schools, this report should lay those to rest.
Adamis Auto-Injector Rejected by FDA
More study required as result of changes made to product in response to prior rejection.
Delivering the Next Generation Auto-Injector
CEO Christopher Stepanian tells us how Windgap's auto-injector seeks to 'improve the quality of life for patients living with severe allergies.'
Australia: Risk of Anaphylaxis Soars But Auto-Injector Use Remains Stable
The highest rates occur in children four years-old and younger, but the greatest increase occurred in ages of 5–14.
Fire Fighters Denied Ability to Carry Epinephrine Spark Nationwide Response
Some fire fighters are not permitted to carry and administer life-saving epinephrine despite legislation allowing teachers to do so.
Study: Many Allergists and Pediatricians Failing to Educate Parents on the Use of Epinephrine
Parents rely on their child's doctor to provide the necessary information to keep their child safe. Many doctors aren't doing an adequate job of providing that information.
NJ Bill Permitting Stock Epinephrine in Places of Public Accommodation Signed into Law
The law allows individuals who have completed a training course to obtain and administer epinephrine auto-injectors for emergency use, and employers of those individuals to obtain stock epinephrine for use by them.
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