by Maggie Fox
EpiPens are in short supply in parts of the U.S., but people should
still be able to find the emergency treatment for allergic reactions,
federal health officials said Wednesday.
The Food and Drug
Administration added EpiPens, generic epipens and Adrenaclick
autoinjectors to its list of drug shortages. The FDA says there have
been supply disruptions even though the maker, Mylan, is still making
and distributing EpiPens and a generic version.
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Source: NBC News
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