Ahead of #WorldSepsisDay this Sunday 13 September, Manu Shankar-Hari, Professor of Critical Care Medicine @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social, tells us about what sepsis is, why it’s such a global challenge and how researchers at King’s are working to find ways to improve outcomes for sepsis patients ⤵️

In Germany, earlier diagnosis helps patients receive treatment for sepsis sooner, but AMR is making infections harder to treat.

Peter Beyer writes in Tagesspiegel Background on why sepsis investment must include new antibiotics: tinyurl.com/3pt7tama

#WorldSepsisDay #AMRIsBig #OurResponseIsBigger

Make sure you are aware of the signs and symptoms:
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This #WorldSepsisDay (13th September) know the signs!
A common cause of death in the general population.
For people with a learning disability, the third most common cause of death. People with learning disabilities may have comorbid health conditions making long-term effects of sepsis worse.

Critical care specialists Jan Rossaint and Alexander Zarbock are seeing some initial successes with #PersonalisedMedicine to fight life-threatening #SystemicInflammations. To mark World #Sepsis Day on 13 September, they give insights into the latest research. #WorldSepsisDay

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Join the #WorldSepsisDay webinar exploring how neonatal antimicrobial stewardship can improve antibiotic use today and help protect treatment options for tomorrow.

GARDP’s Justin Green will be joining the expert discussion.