4 results for "sepsis treatment"
🧘 Health & WellnessNew Sepsis Drug Shows Promise in 180-Patient China Trial
A groundbreaking sepsis treatment successfully completed Phase II trials with 180 patients in China, offering hope for millions facing one of the world's deadliest hospital conditions. The carbohydrate-based drug could reach the market within years, potentially saving countless lives from a condition that currently has no specific cure.
🧘 Health & WellnessNew Sepsis Drug Shows Promise in 180-Patient Trial
A breakthrough drug candidate successfully reduced sepsis symptoms in a 180-patient trial, offering hope for a condition that kills millions worldwide. Researchers at Griffith University could bring the first specific anti-sepsis therapy to market within years.
🧘 Health & WellnessBrisbane Drug Saves Millions from Deadly Sepsis
Australian scientists have developed a breakthrough drug that treats deadly sepsis when antibiotics stop working, potentially saving 11 million lives every year. The Brisbane-made treatment cracks a code that has stumped doctors for decades.
🧘 Health & WellnessManchester Researchers' Breakthrough Cuts Antibiotic Use, Saves Lives in Sepsis Care
Scientists at the University of Manchester have discovered that a simple blood test can safely reduce antibiotic treatment time by two days for sepsis patients, while also cutting death risk by 5%. This groundbreaking finding from a review of over 6,000 patients offers hope in the global fight against antibiotic resistance while improving patient outcomes.