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‘Gio’s Law’ would equip first responders with EpiPens nationwide | Morning in America

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Georgina Cornago tells “Morning in America” that her son’s fatal allergic reaction was the spark behind "Gio's Law," which would establish a $25 million federal grant program to fund and equip all first responders with EpiPens. “At his bedside, I made him a promise that I would fight and help educate other families,” she said.

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