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Walgreens, in a partnership with Kaleo, is taking aim at an EpiPen shortage.
The drug store chain plans to offer Kaleo's Auvi-Q epinephrine auto-injectors at its stores across the country.
They'll be offered at no cost to commercially insured patients eligible for Kaleo's patient support programs.
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