Stock Epinephrine Programs Improve School Allergy Safety
Schools without stock epinephrine were more than four times more likely to report lacking the medication during an allergic emergency than schools with stock supplies.
Schools without stock epinephrine were more than four times more likely to report lacking the medication during an allergic emergency than schools with stock supplies.
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