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Summer Camps Made Safer: Physician-Recommended CampMedic.com Lets Campers Pack a Doctor in Their Duffel

Published in Immunotherapy Weekly, April 18th, 2007

Parents sending children to summer camp have long had many worries, particularly, if their child has allergies or must take medications.

What if their child becomes ill and must visit the camp's infirmary' Will the nurses know their medications and their allergies' What if my child is given the wrong medication' Will the doctors know my child's medical history'

A Florida doctor has created the solution and it's free. CampMedic.com was created so that parents could make sure their children don't leave for camp without creating a reliable record of their medical conditions, medications and allergies.

"All too often when a child...

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Source: Immunotherapy Weekly (2007-04-18)

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