
News|Articles|October 1, 2026
4 Allergy Headlines You Missed in September 2026
Author(s)Chelsie Derman
Fact checked by: Tim Smith
From a CRISPR therapy's FDA priority review to oral HAE prophylaxis data and a needle-free epinephrine resubmission, 4 allergy stories from September.
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