When we think about global health challenges, we often put them into neat little boxes. Sepsis goes in the “infectious diseases” box. Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer go in another. But the truth is, they don’t live in separate worlds. They collide, and when they do, the results can be devastating. […]

On World Sepsis Day, We Honor a Hero. In April 2012, we stood as a family in utter turmoil and torment. Our son had been taken by something we did not even know how to fear: sepsis. In just four days, it claimed his life. His death left us hollow, the light stolen from our […]

Here’s an excerpt from our Sepsis Awareness Month newsletter! Read the full letter here.   Read the full of the newsletter here!

As we think ahead to Sepsis Awareness Month, starting on Monday, we are reminded how critical it is to keep sepsis front and center in our hospitals, schools, and communities. At End Sepsis, we are working closely with both the CDC and Congress to ensure sepsis remains a national priority; expanding awareness, supporting prevention efforts, […]

We’re in the full swing of summer! It’s July,  the heart of a season filled with swimming, hiking, camps, road trips, and long days spent outdoors. It’s when kids get muddy, knees get scraped, bug bites get scratched, and little infections can sneak in unnoticed. While most of us are enjoying the long days and […]