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News|Videos|March 12, 2025
RX Review: Needle-Free Epinephrine and Emerging Food Allergy Treatments
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In this video, part 3 of a 5-part series, panelists discuss on how needle-free epinephrine and evolving therapies are reshaping food allergy management.
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In this HCPLive and Contemporary Pediatrics RX Review Special Report, Brian Schroer, MD, leads a discussion with Colleen Kraft, MD, and Russell Traister, MD, on how needle-free epinephrine and evolving therapies are reshaping food allergy management.
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