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Red Sneakers for Oakley Raises Awareness for Childhood Food Alergies [VIDEO]Red Sneakers for Oakley Raises Awareness for Childhood Food Alergies [VIDEO]
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Belay Statement on NY State Epinephrine Legislation. [PDF]Belay Statement on NY State Epinephrine Legislation. [PDF]
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Medlocker recognizes Zacky Munoz as first youth envoy. [PDF]Medlocker recognizes Zacky Munoz as first youth envoy. [PDF]
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Belay officially launched its MedLocker technology as THE solution to public access emergency medications. [PDF]Belay officially launched its MedLocker technology as THE solution to public access emergency medications. [PDF]
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Belay supported New York legislation increasing access to emergency medications in large public venues. [PDF]Belay supported New York legislation increasing access to emergency medications in large public venues. [PDF]
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Belay announces the launch of the first and only accredited food allergy training program. [PDF]Belay announces the launch of the first and only accredited food allergy training program. [PDF]
Media Information
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MedLocker Information Kit [PDF]MedLocker Information Kit [PDF]
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Medlocker by Belay [PDF]Medlocker by Belay [PDF]
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Food Allergy Training [PDF]Food Allergy Training [PDF]
Articles & Podcasts
Necessity is the Mother Of Invention
An interview with Belay's co-founder, Dr. Abby Herzig on how Belay is mitigating the safety gaps in schools and daycares for children with food allergies.
Zestfull 5 with Allergy Mom Abby Herzig
A feature on Belay co-founder and food allergy mom, Dr. Abby Herzig, on what she's loving now.
Profile of an Allergy Parent
In an interview, Belay's co-founder and CEO shares the trajectory of her son's food allergies and how a little anxiety can help food-allergic children stay safe.
Belay Buzz
Keeping Naloxone Ready: What Happens After It Is on the Wall
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Where Your Naloxone Should Live: Secure but Unlocked, in Plain Sight
Could somebody who has never been in your building find the naloxone in the first few minutes, without hunting down...
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Naloxone and the Teen Fentanyl Risk: Why This Reaches Buildings That Think It Doesn’t
Fewer teens are using drugs. More are dying. What changed, and what it means for the places where they gather....
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Is Your Campus Really Ready for Game Day? Modernizing Emergency Medical Infrastructure for the Full School Year
As students return to campus and autumn lights illuminate stadiums, athletic directors and safety administrators face a critical operational challenge....
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