Good news: Sen Roger Marshall (R-KS) has joined the #SEPSISAct (S.1929) as a co-sponsor. @RogerMarshallMD
Thank you to Kansas families — especially Clayton Anderson, who lost his wife Krystal to sepsis — for helping move this lifesaving bill forward.
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September is Sepsis Awareness Month.
Sepsis can begin with any infection, anywhere, and it can progress quickly. Knowing the signs and acting fast can save a life.
This month, learn the signs. Share them. Together, we can end preventable deaths from sepsis.
We are proud to announce that the SEPSIS Act has earned the endorsement of the Problem Solvers Caucus, an influential group of 45 members of the U.S. House of Representatives, equally divided between Democrats and Republicans. Read the press release:
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One child. One family. A whole system changed.
We’re honored that Rory’s story and the work of END SEPSIS are featured in Blood Poison: The Untold Story of Sepsis by Dr. @ParsaShahinpoor.
An open letter to President @realDonaldTrump endsepsis.org/2026/05/28/ope…
This week, America mourned the shocking loss of NASCAR champion Kyle Busch, whose family announced that severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis…
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Kyle Busch after severe pneumonia progressed to sepsis. We send our heartfelt condolences to his family, loved ones, teammates, and all those grieving this loss.
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Big news for sepsis advocacy: Senator @lisamurkowski (R-AK) has signed on to co-sponsor the SEPSIS Act (S. 1929)!
Her support is a major step forward, and it is happening because of sustained advocacy by Sepsis Families United and our incredible grassroots community.
The new Congressional budget signed into law includes $5 million for the CDC to expand sepsis programs, a $2 million increase over last year.
Just three years ago, sepsis had never received line-item federal funding. Today, that has changed.
@Ciaran_Staunton , Co-Founder of END SEPSIS, said, “We are deeply grateful to @SenSchumer (NY); his hard work and leadership made this additional funding possible.”
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Last April, I was hospitalized with sepsis and I'm grateful to be here today, stronger than ever. Too many families don’t get that outcome. That's why I introduced the SEPSIS Act: to improve early detection, strengthen treatment, and reduce preventable sepsis deaths across the country.
Thank you, @CongressmanKean & @CongressmanKean - Bipartisan progress on sepsis in action!
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Because of your support, lives have been saved. This #GivingTuesday, help us keep fighting to end preventable deaths from sepsis.
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It's a wrap on the 9th National Forum on #Sepsis! A huge thank you to everyone who made this event possible. We were joined by an audience from over 40 countries and an all star lineup of panelists. The full event will be available on our website next week.
Our last panel begins at 12:45! Join @TimSweeney83
from @Inflammatix_In , Ajay Shah from @Cytovale
and our own Orlaith Staunton for a conversation about sepsis diagnostic breakthroughs! Log on: endsepsisforum.windrosemedia…
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Our next Roundtable is coming up at 12pm. Join @suchisaria, @niravrshah, Derek Angus from @UPMCnews and James Morrison from @ClevelandClinic for a conversation on the emerging use of #AI in sepsis care Log on: endsepsisforum.windrosemedia…
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Coming up at the National Forum on Sepsis, Streaming NOW! Log on athttps://endsepsisforum.windrosemedia.com/
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Excited to speak at the National Forum on Sepsis this Thursday! Learn more at endsepsisforum.org
Join us at the National Forum on #Sepsis! Streaming globally now: endsepsisforum.windrosemedia…












