Sepsis Leading Cause Of Hospital Deaths, But Most Are Not Preventable: Study
The findings of a new study indicate sepsis is the most common cause of death for hospital patients, but also concludes that those deaths are likely not preventable.…
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The findings of a new study indicate sepsis is the most common cause of death for hospital patients, but also concludes that those deaths are likely not preventable.…
Public Citizen is calling for the end of a clinical trial on sepsis treatments, saying it is a danger to the test subjects and likely to result in useful data.…
A recently filed lawsuit blames Invokana side effects for a man’s foot amputation.…
A new study finds that rapid diagnosis and treatment of sepsis significantly reduces the risk of death among pediatric patients.…
An Invokana amputation lawsuit claims numerous patient injuries could have been avoided had the manufacturer placed adequate warnings on the drug’s label.…
Invokana side effects caused a slew of adverse events for a Mississippi man, including partial right leg amputation, kidney failure, diabetic ketoacidosis, and sepsis, according to a lawsuit he recently filed.…
A misdiagnosis led to the death of a 12-year-old California girl who was told she had the flu, when in reality she had a strep infection, which led to septic shock and cardiac arrest, her family says.…
A new study indicates that small, preterm infants face an increased risk of sepsis and other infections when given heartburn drugs, but the effects can be partially mitigated by certain supplements.…
Hospitalization from pneumonia or sepsis appears to increase the risk of heart disease, according to the findings of a new study.…
A case study links the side effects of Rituxan use during pregnancy to episodes of sepsis in a newborn whose immune system may have been compromised when the leukemia drug passed through the placenta.…