Allergy sufferers risking lives by not carrying epi injectors
Anaphylaxis is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
Its best course of treatment is a dose of epinephrine, usually provided by an auto-injector outside a hospital setting. But experts have found most people identified with this severe condition seldom carry this life saving medication. Maria Hayes explains.
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