Government passes new legislation re Epipens

by Jan Southam | Jun 14, 2018

New legislation was passed in Westminster in July to allow schools in the UK to keep generic spare adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs) for emergency use. Read more on the Allergy UK website

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