Mariam Jashi
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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It's difficult to understand how we could live in a world where every fifth person dies from sepsis.
When
Almost fifty million children, women and men are affected by this medical emergency, and we don't speak about sepsis in every single
Political or global health forum.
Twenty million children under age of five are affected, and sepsis leads to almost three million deaths among under five children.
Five point seven million pregnant women affected every year, and sepsis is still responsible for more than ten percent of maternal deaths worldwide.
And contrary to the common understanding that sepsis is always originating from infectious diseases or communicable diseases,
More than fifteen million people suffering from non communicable diseases and injuries.
Are affected by sepsis, leading to more than 5 million sepsis-related deaths from the secondary complications of NCDs and injuries.
And sepsis response is also essential not only for health-related sustainable development goals, but eight other stiges, as poverty and malnutrition directly correlates with increased incidence and mortality risks from sepsis.
Women are affected more than men, twenty six million women every year versus twenty two million men.
Sepsis is directly related with the capacities to deliver quality, water and sanitation, infrastructure, and hygiene practices, especially in health facilities in low and middle income countries that are affected by the most and bear more than 80% of the global sepsis burden.
Low and middle income countries should be the focus of our future attention, though even in high income countries we see unfortunately
um inadequate capacities of prevention, early detection and early and effective treatment of sepsis.
Climate change
It has the potential of exacerbating 58% of the known 375 human pathogens.
And with the increased risk of every single infection disease outbreak, we face the increased risk of sepsis.
So sepsis agenda should be also central for the climate change and mitigation strategies.
Sepsis in armed conflicts, one twenty armed conflicts around the world and three
Hundred and sixty two millim
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