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May 2015
More training needed by doctors to spot sepsis, which claims 37,000 lives a year
Sepsis is one of the biggest, and possibly least well-known, health threats faced today. Each year, over 100,000 patients are admitted to hospital with the condition, and around 37,000 die, which is more than the number of deaths from bowel cancer and breast cancer combined. Sepsis, which can be set off by any viral or…