Why Ottawa needs a national food-allergy action plan
Access to an allergist is critical to an accurate diagnosis and allergy education and support, yet many Canadians lack this support.
Last fall, policymakers were given a glimpse into the urgency with which families affected by food allergy live on a daily basis. The global shortage of EpiPen auto-injectors made headlines and prompted cross-partisan interest, ultimately leading Health Minister Ginet...
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