Here’s something to think about as your kids head back to school this fall - of the 6 million children who have food allergies in the US, as many as 1 in 4 had their first reaction at school. The good news is, most school nurses keep EpiPens on hand to treat the most extreme reactions, but doctors are afraid that not enough people know how to use them. We’ll show you one program dedicated to teaching school staffers how to use EpiPens, and why some parents say learning how to use the emergency syringe could be a matter of life and death.
