MHRA approves needle-free allergy drug alternative
The MHRA's approval provides eligible patients with a novel delivery method that is convenient and non-invasive.
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The MHRA's approval provides eligible patients with a novel delivery method that is convenient and non-invasive.
Dr Sarina Tanimoto, MBA, Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of ARS Pharmaceuticals, discusses the company’s EURneffy adrenaline nasal spray as a novel, needle-free option to older approved injectables such as intramuscular injection, following its authorisation in the EU and US.
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