World Sepsis Day

08/07/2026

Fluid therapy is a cornerstone of patient care – but getting it right requires evidence, collaboration, and continuous learning.

IFAD 2026, taking place in Antwerp on December 3-5, will bring together international experts to discuss the latest advances in fluid stewardship, critical care, and patient safety.

Learn more about the meeting and what to expect:

A reimagined 3‑day, course-based meeting on fluid stewardship, hemodynamic monitoring, and physiology-driven critical care, IFAD 2026 marks the 15th anniversary of the International Fluid Academy Days with an intentionally small, highly interactive program designed to translate physiology into rea

06/07/2026

On January 4, 2026, Lieke died from sepsis. She was only two years old.

In the face of unimaginable loss, her parents made the courageous decision to share their story in the hope that greater awareness of sepsis will help save lives. Their message is a powerful reminder of why early recognition matters.

Read Lieke’s story here 👇

22/04/2026

⏳Just 2 hours to go!

The 6th is about to begin 🌍

Join a global community coming together to advance sepsis care for newborns, children, and women – and help .

Free. Virtual. Open to all.

Don’t miss it 👉 worldsepsiscongress.org/live or on YouTube 👇https://www.youtube.com//streams

21/04/2026

🌍 The 6th starts tomorrow!

It will bring the world together to advance care for newborns, children, and women.

Be part of the conversations that and . Free, global, and open to all.

⏰ 14:00h CEST
👉 worldsepsiscongress.org/live

20/04/2026

🚨 Only 2 days to go!

The countdown is almost over: the 6th starts this week.

Be part of a global gathering focused on advancing universal sepsis care for newborns, children, and women.

From and early recognition to treatment and policy, this is your chance to gain insights that help worldwide.

📅 April 22–23, 2026
🌍 Free, virtual, and open to everyone

Register, join the sessions, and be part of the change @ worldsepsiscongress.org

17/04/2026

⏳ Just 5 days to go!

The 6th is almost here 🌍
Join leading experts, policymakers, and advocates from around the world as we explore “Universal Sepsis Care for Newborns, Children, and Women.”

💡 Learn
🤝 Connect
🌱 Be part of the movement to save lives

📅 April 22–23, 2026
🎟️ Free & open to all

Be part of the global conversation on .

15/04/2026

The 6th is coming April 22–23, 2026! 👶👩‍⚕️

Join 85+ global experts to discuss prevention, maternal & neonatal care, pediatric critical care, and health system solutions – all free & online!

Don’t miss it! Register for free at https://www.worldsepsiscongress.org/

18/03/2026

We’re now live from Brussels for the 9th Annual Meeting of the European Sepsis Alliance.

This important meeting brings together voices from across Europe to strengthen sepsis awareness, policy, and action. Join the livestream and follow the conversation as it unfolds.

Watch now: 👇

The 9th Annual Meeting of the European Sepsis Alliance (ESA) brings together policymakers, clinicians, researchers, patient advocates, and global health lead...

04/03/2026

Join us on 18 March: European Sepsis Alliance Annual Meeting in Brussels or online via livestream.

Sepsis is a medical emergency, and we need stronger action across Europe. That’s why the Global Sepsis Alliance is inviting you to the 9th Annual Meeting of the European Sepsis Alliance (ESA) on 18 March.

📍 In person: Brussels (Representation of North Rhine-Westphalia to the EU, rue Montoyer 47)
💻 Online: Watch the livestream from anywhere

We’ll hear from health policy leaders, experts, advocates, and sepsis survivors as we look at what’s improved since last year’s ESA Call to Action, and what still needs to change to make sepsis a true priority in European health policy.

👇 Register here (in-person or online):

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The Global Sepsis Alliane warmly invites you to register for the 9th Annual Meeting of the European Sepsis Alliance, taking place on 18 March in Brussels, at the premises of the Representation of North Rhine-Westphalia to the EU, rue Montoyer 47, and online.  We will be joined by European

12/02/2026

Against all odds, Justin survived sepsis,and he’s sharing his story so more people recognize how fast “just feeling ill” can turn into a medical emergency.

It started like something many of us would brush off: fever, vomiting/diarrhoea, and a virus-like feeling. Then things changed quickly, confusion and hallucinations set in, and he ended up in intensive care fighting for his life. His message is simple: trust your gut if something feels seriously wrong.

Read Justin’s full story here:👇

For a quick overview of common sepsis warning signs swipe ➡️