Sepsis is more common than most people realise. Each year in Ireland, over 13,000 people receive hospital treatment for sepsis, and one in five do not survive. Sepsis claims more lives annually than ...

A study presented at ESCMID Global 2025 has uncovered the potential of interleukin-6 (IL-6) as a powerful diagnostic ...

A breakthrough study by Irish researchers pinpointed a biomarker for the early identification of the potentially deadly ...

With thousands of people falling ill with sepsis each year in Ireland, just what is this illness and who is most vulnerable?

“Sepsis can affect any child, progresses quickly, and is difficult to diagnose. Children may have subtle signs of infection including fever, high heart rate or not acting themselves. Early ...

In the early hours of the morning her parents called ... You can find out more about sepsis, its signs and symptoms and what to look out for at NHS.UK.

VIENNA – Irish researchers presented data Saturday at the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases ...

Diagnosing sepsis during pregnancy is especially challenging, as physiological changes can obscure its early signs. Prompt diagnosis is critical, yet challenging, due to the non-specific symptoms ...

Despite this, the HSE advises people to always trust their instincts if they think they might have sepsis. According to the HSE, some of the early signs that a baby or child under 5 may have ...