Sharing a nasal spray can spread germs or harm other people. Keep nasal azelastine out of the reach of children. If a young child is prescribed nasal azelastine, an adult should help them use it.

Neffy, a single-dose nasal spray administered into one nostril ... Lianne Mandelbaum, a parent of a child with food allergies that Reuters contacted through ARS Pharma, said the decision was ...

Neffy, an epinephrine nasal spray designed to decrease severe allergic ... including their own fear of the child’s reaction (about 29 percent), and the child’s fears or nerves around the ...

A nasal spray can tamp down potentially fatal reactions ... missed the window to stave off a serious reaction, landing their child in the hospital. Dr. Jonathan Spergel, an allergist at the ...

“The availability of epinephrine nasal spray may reduce barriers to rapid ... deciding when to inject epinephrine to themselves or a child and often delay,” Dr. Jonathan Spergel, chief ...

Findings showed diazepam nasal spray was readily absorbed and demonstrated ... treatment that can be given at any time, even while a child is actively seizing, in this young age group is an ...

Rabinowicz, MD, Neurelis Chief Medical Officer. "We are pleased to join the child neurology community and exchange learnings at this year's annual meeting as we focus on improving health outcomes ...