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A new state law requires all K-8 public school teachers and after-school staff to be trained to recognize anaphylaxis and use EpiPens. More than 76,000 Florida students have life-threatening allergies ...

TWO NEWS AT SIX. NEW AT FIVE. A MOTHER’S MISSION PAYS OFF AND IT WILL NOW LEAD TO NEW TRAINING THAT COULD SAVE LIVES. AT SCHOOL, SHE SPEARHEADED A BILL TO HELP TREAT ALLERGIC REACTIONS WITH EPIPENS.

Bay County, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - A new state law now requires school staff working in K-8th grade schools to be trained in administering EpiPens in case of an allergic emergency. The law took effect ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- A new Florida law is helping to keep children safe in schools. And it isn't about building safety, but rather their health. The goal is to protect K-8 students with allergies before ...

A proposed bill in Tallahassee that would require EpiPen and anaphylaxis training for some schools is being heard in its final Senate committee Monday afternoon.

The Winter Park mom who spearheaded a bill to train school staffers to treat severe allergic reactions was thrilled when Gov. Ron DeSantis signed it into law Wednesday — and so was her 8-year-old son, ...