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  Do you ever wonder what award winners do once the ceremony is over? When it comes to Sepsis Heroes, it seems the award encouraged them to do even more. …

On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, December 3, Sepsis Alliance honors sepsis survivors who have long-lasting disabilities that affect how they function every day. “Life can change in …

“Doctor, I’ve been feeling really sick with a horrible cold for the past few days. I need some antibiotics.” Have you or someone you know ever said that? And has …

Findings on Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness and Strategies Among Infectious Disease Physicians and Pharmacists.    Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is a World Health Organization (WHO) top-10 global public health threat facing humanity, …

As we approach GivingTuesday and the end of the year, a time of generous financial giving in the United States, Sepsis Alliance would like to share some information about charity …

Bladder infections are among the most common causes of sepsis. So what can you do to protect yourself from a bladder infection, the most common type of urinary tract infection …

Excerpts from Faces of Sepsis™  It is flu season in the U.S. – are you prepared?   Influenza, the flu, is a common viral infection that spreads very easily. Any kind …

Every year we hear and see news reports about the influenza vaccine. They talk about how important it is to get the vaccine, how well the flu vaccine matches the …

“It’s a full-circle thing,” said Hillary Spangler, MD, a North Carolina-based internal medicine doctor currently doing a fellowship in geriatrics. “When I went to UNC [University of North Carolina Medical …

We only have to go back to the early-to-mid 1900s to see what life was like when we had no antibiotics or other antimicrobials. Now, infection prevention – and ultimately …

Good oral health is essential for good overall well-being. Diseases in your mouth can lead to other health problems, and an oral or dental infection can cause sepsis. But, according …

This September, advocates all across the U.S. renewed their efforts to get Sepsis Awareness Month proclamations made in every state – and the results were incredible: 38 state proclamations were …

Ana Lucía “Lulu” Haynes was a healthy child from Montclair, New Jersey, who was known to her family and friends for her sweet, spunky, and bright personality. She attended preschool …

Today, a bill with big potential implications for sepsis care in the United States has been introduced in the U.S. Senate. The National Sepsis Data Trust, Research, Outcomes, and Innovation …

Significant differences in gender, race, ethnicity, and education status still exist in sepsis awareness and knowledge. This World Sepsis Day, Sepsis Alliance would like to share the results of the …

Kim Steele, a sepsis survivor and quadruple amputee in Monticello, Georgia, had never heard of sepsis before it changed her life in 2016. Now, she spends her days raising sepsis …