The Program Features…
…over 90 expert speakers, including leading clinicians, scientists, policymakers, sepsis survivors, and representatives from patient advocacy groups.
Topics Range From…
…the latest research on personalized medicine and innovative therapies to global strategies for infection prevention to sepsis care delivery, and how AI can be leveraged to diagnose sepsis early.
Special attention will be given to the impact of climate change on infectious diseases, the rising threat of AMR, and how combating sepsis aligns with the SDGs’ commitment to health equity and universal access to care.
Two panel discussions will make the voices of patients heard and showcase lessons from countries that are reducing sepsis mortality through system change.
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Welcome Remarks from Prof. Tex Kissoon and Dr. Mariam Jashi, Program Chairs
Sepsis remains one of the most pressing global health challenges, affecting 48.9 million people each year and claiming at least 13.7 million lives - with a disproportionate impact on low- and middle-income countries. It is intricately linked to other major global health issues, including antimicrobial resistance (AMR), COVID-19, climate change, and the broader health ecosystem…
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