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Select article: Retrieval of Additional Doses of Epinephrine From the New Teva Epinephrine Autoinjector Pen

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First published 2023-9

Retrieval of Additional Doses of Epinephrine From the New Teva Epinephrine Autoinjector Pen

Alexander J. Axtell, Carver M. Haines, Tyler J. Stannard

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

Select article: Novel Technique for Epinephrine Removal in New Generation Autoinjectors

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First published 2016-6

Novel Technique for Epinephrine Removal in New Generation Autoinjectors

Patrick E. Robinson, Stephanie A. Lareau

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

Select article: Stinging insect allergy

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Stinging insect allergy

J.R. Warpinski, R.K. Bush

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

Select article: The Evaluation of a Food Allergy and Epinephrine Autoinjector Training Program for Personnel Who Care for Children in Schools and Community Settings

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First published 2015-4

The Evaluation of a Food Allergy and Epinephrine Autoinjector Training Program for Personnel Who Care for Children in Schools and Community Settings

Ann Wahl, Hilary Stephens, Mark Ruffo [...]

The Journal of School Nursing

Select article: Extended acclimatization is required to eliminate stress effects of periodic blood-sampling procedures on vasoactive hormones and blood volume in beagle dogs

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Extended acclimatization is required to eliminate stress effects of periodic blood-sampling procedures on vasoactive hormones and blood volume in beagle dogs

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