Older adults are at heightened risk for severe anaphylaxis but are less likely than younger adults to receive the recommended treatment of epinephrine, according to findings from two recent studies…
Grieving families who have lost loved ones to severe allergic reactions are calling for urgent reforms to the way deaths from anaphylaxis are investigated in England and Wales. These families,…
A significant shift could soon be underway in the management of severe allergic reactions, as new research highlights intranasal (IN) adrenaline as a compelling, needle-free solution for anaphylaxis. This development,…
Anaphylaxis, which is usually caused by an allergic attack or an insect bite, is a rapidly occurring episode and may be fatal. According to an article published in Mastopedia, due…
28-year-old Melissa Loewen has always enjoyed helping others. It was this spirit of community that led her to a nursing role in the BC Women’s Hospital's NICU. But a few…
When I was in second grade, a boy named George accidentally ate a peanut M&M and turned bright red. We thought he was choking. This was in the 1975, when…
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