1.7 million US adults suffer from sepsis annually, causing 350,000 deaths; early detection and prevention are key.

Sepsis, a severe immune response to infections, affects about 1.7 million U.S. adults yearly, leading to roughly 350,000 deaths. It represents one in three hospital fatalities, with symptoms often resembling the flu. High-risk groups include the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. Early detection and treatment are critical for survival. Preventive measures like good hygiene can help reduce risks. Awareness is essential for timely intervention.

October 09, 2024
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