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Maggie Kim, wife of influencer Paul Kim, publicly mourns the death of their 5-year-old son Micah, who died after a severe flu led to sepsis and seizures, with Paul sharing their grief and gratitude for support on Instagram.
Melissa Mae Carlton shared a medical update after her youngest daughter Molly died on Christmas Day, revealing that her family suspects a genetic heart condition may have caused her death, similar to her older daughter Abigail's death from sepsis earlier in 2024, as they seek answers and cope with their profound loss.
Billy Porter announced he is on the path to a full recovery after being hospitalized with urosepsis in September 2025, expressing gratitude for the support from fans during his challenging four months.
Billy Porter announced he is on the path to full recovery after battling urosepsis that led to his hospitalization and early withdrawal from Broadway's Cabaret, expressing gratitude for the support and prayers he received.
A man with disabilities died from sepsis after waiting 34 hours for antibiotics at Bassetlaw Hospital in England, with investigations revealing the delay was avoidable and contributed to his death, highlighting issues in communication and treatment protocols within the NHS.
A man with disabilities died from sepsis after waiting 34 hours for antibiotics at Bassetlaw Hospital, England, due to hospital delays and communication failures, which a new investigation deemed avoidable.
Four individuals have developed sepsis after dining at the Coco & Carmen restaurant in Stockholm, linked to a suspected listeria outbreak affecting at least 15 people, with the restaurant temporarily closed for investigation. Most affected are not seriously ill, but health authorities warn of risks to vulnerable groups, and extensive contact tracing is underway.
A 69-year-old woman from Kent lost five fingers and parts of her toes due to sepsis, which she alleges was caused by inadequate treatment at Darent Valley Hospital. She spent a month in intensive care and now faces significant physical and emotional challenges. The NHS trust acknowledged shortcomings in her care and expressed regret, while she hopes her story raises awareness about sepsis and prompts better medical responses.
Lily McGarry, a 24-year-old Cardiff medical student and triathlete, faced life-threatening sepsis that led to the amputation of all her limbs after a misdiagnosed flu-like illness resulted in two heart attacks and a coma. Despite her challenges, she remains positive and is exploring adaptive sports to regain her active lifestyle.
Despite affecting 1.7 million Americans annually and causing over 350,000 deaths, many are unaware of sepsis and its symptoms. Experts emphasize the importance of early recognition using the T.I.M.E. acronym—Temperature, Infection, Mental status, and Extremely ill feeling—to improve outcomes, especially since sepsis often begins outside hospitals and can be deadly if not treated promptly.
Billy Porter is recovering from a serious case of sepsis, leading to the early closure of Broadway's Cabaret, in which he played the Emcee. Despite his health, the show is ending due to declining ticket sales, with Porter’s role being shared by alternates for the final performances.
Billy Porter has withdrawn from the Broadway production of 'Cabaret' due to a serious case of sepsis, but is expected to make a full recovery, leading to an early closing of the show on September 21.
Broadway's 'Cabaret' at the Kit Kat Club will close early on September 21 due to star Billy Porter recovering from sepsis, with the production having played 18 previews and 592 performances. Porter’s health issue led to the decision, and his role will be shared by alternates Marty Lauter and David Merino for the final shows. The production, which opened last year, is not expected to recoup its $23 million investment.
A Maryland doctor explains that sepsis is a life-threatening condition caused by the body's extreme response to an infection, with symptoms including shivering, fever, pain, pale skin, confusion, and shortness of breath. Awareness is crucial, as early treatment can prevent many deaths, but nearly half of adults are unsure how to recognize it. The article highlights a survivor's story and emphasizes the importance of knowing the signs for timely intervention.
The University of Virginia has received funding to conduct a clinical trial for a groundbreaking monoclonal antibody developed to treat sepsis, a deadly infection affecting millions worldwide, with potential applications for other inflammatory conditions.