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A startup called Efferon has created the first blood-filtering device designed specifically for children fighting sepsis, a deadly condition that kills 3 million kids under five each year. The device is already saving young lives across 30 countries.
A breakthrough medical device that fights deadly sepsis just received FDA fast-track approval status, offering new hope for 1.7 million American patients each year. The treatment targets the immune overreaction that kills nearly one in three hospitalized sepsis patients.
A medical device that calms dangerous inflammation could finally give doctors a way to fight sepsis, the condition that kills nearly one in three hospital patients. The FDA just granted breakthrough status to speed its path to approval.
A Missouri doctor has made a breakthrough that could dramatically reduce deaths from sepsis, a condition that kills more than 350,000 Americans every year. The discovery offers new hope for families facing one of the deadliest hospital complications.
A Kansas City doctor has discovered a potential treatment that could dramatically cut deaths from sepsis, a condition that kills more than 350,000 Americans every year. One in three hospital deaths currently involve sepsis.
A Kansas City doctor has made a breakthrough that could save thousands of lives lost to sepsis each year. The discovery comes as sepsis claims 350,000 American adults and 1,800 children annually. ---
A Kansas City researcher has developed a treatment that could save thousands from sepsis, the condition that kills over 350,000 Americans yearly. Clinical trials show the breakthrough therapy reduced mortality by 30%, with FDA approval possible by 2027.
Doctors nationwide just released groundbreaking sepsis treatment guidelines that could save tens of thousands of lives each year. The new protocols focus on speed, turning what used to take hours into minutes.
Emory researchers caught a hidden flaw in AI sepsis treatment models that could harm patients, then fixed it to reduce deaths by up to 10%. Their breakthrough offers a roadmap for safer medical AI across hospitals.
Scientists have developed a breakthrough device that filters a harmful protein from blood, potentially saving lives of sepsis patients. Animal trials showed survival rates more than doubled, with human trials planned for 2027.
Researchers at New York's Feinstein Institutes transformed a dangerous immune trigger into a breakthrough therapy that could save lives from sepsis and rheumatoid arthritis. The treatment activates only where disease strikes, sparing healthy immune function.