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Anaphylaxis from insect stings

Myths, controversy, and reality

Guy A. Settipane
, MD &
George K. Boyd
, MD
Pages 273-281 | Published online: 17 May 2016
 
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Although insect sting anaphylaxis is a subject of some dispute, the condition can be treated and, in most cases, prevented. In this article, Drs Settipane and Boyd review areas of myth and controversy regarding this condition and make realistic recommendations for management.

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