<p>In a story published Aug. 9, 2024, The Associated Press reported on a new nasal spray product for severe allergic reactions. The story should have made clear that the company, ARS Pharmaceuticals, had yet to disclose a list price.</p>

In a story published Aug. 9, 2024, The Associated Press reported on a new nasal spray product for severe allergic reactions. The story should have made clear that the company, ARS Pharmaceuticals, had yet to disclose a list price.

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