Tag: emergency room
Emergency Room Observation Times for Pediatric Anaphylaxis Could Be Reduced
Study advocates observation times be cut in half.
Woman Suffers Anaphylaxis from Lip Filler She Had Used for Years
"Apparently at any age and any point you can develop an allergy to something."
Just Half of Epinephrine Auto-Injector Prescriptions are Filled After Pediatric Emergency...
Startling results of a retrospective study of patients discharged from a pediatric emergency department after suffering anaphylaxis.
Epinephrine Not Being Used Often Enough for Anaphylaxis in Children
Nearly a quarter of kids presenting at emergency department with anaphylaxis in study received
Biphasic Anaphylaxis is Difficult to Predict, Can Occur Much Later Than...
Study provides rationale for ALWAYS visiting the local emergency department after suffering an anaphylactic reaction.
Study: More Young Children Being Treated at ER for Anaphylaxis, Fewer...
The number of young children presenting at the ER with anaphylaxis more than doubled between 2006 and 2015.
Study: Over Half of Teens with Peanut Allergy Visited the ER,...
4 in 10 Teens believe they have a great or very great chance or certainty of dying from accidental exposure.
Suboptimal, inconsistent treatment for anaphylaxis due to unknown cause
New study sheds light on anaphylaxis due to an unknown trigger.
Town Proposes Food Allergy Regulations Among the Strictest in the Nation
Looking for ways to act locally for better allergen disclosures? Follow this town's example.
Study: Pediatric Admissions Slashed With Simple Changes to Hospital Anaphylaxis Procedures
Researchers were able to streamline the care of patients with anaphylaxis without any compromise in safety.
