On July 30, the House of Representatives passed H.R 2094, The School Access To Emergency Epinephrine Act, a measure that may allow schools to be better prepared for students who develop anaphylactic reactions--sudden and profound life-threatening allergic reactions, often caused by foods, especially nuts, as well as bee stings.
House Passes Bill To Protect Students At Risk For Fatal Allergic Reactions
Forbes - 31 Jul 2013 07:20
On July 30, the House of Representatives passed H.R 2094, The School Access To Emergency Epinephrine Act, a measure that may allow schools to be better prepared for students who develop anaphylactic reactions--sudden and profound life-threatening allergic reactions, often caused by foods, especially nuts, as well as bee stings.
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