Sepsis Alliance

Sepsis Alliance We work to save lives and reduce suffering by improving sepsis awareness and care.
(362)

Last week’s Second Annual Unite for Sepsis Symposium in Washington, D.C. brought together an incredible community dedica...
06/17/2026

Last week’s Second Annual Unite for Sepsis Symposium in Washington, D.C. brought together an incredible community dedicated to advancing sepsis research and care.

We want to extend a special thank you to our incredible sponsors whose support helped make this event possible and strengthened our shared mission to advance sepsis research, care, and innovation.

We truly appreciate your engagement and continued commitment to moving this important work forward together.

After finishing a joyful year of teaching, Stacy’s summer took a sudden turn when a   progressed into  . She spent days ...
06/16/2026

After finishing a joyful year of teaching, Stacy’s summer took a sudden turn when a progressed into .

She spent days in the ICU facing kidney infection, heart complications, and dangerously low blood pressure.

Stacy survived and is grateful to be alive, reminding others to listen to their bodies and seek care fast.

Read Stacy’s story: sepsis.org/faces/stacy-lifton/

As we focus on advancing sepsis research and innovation during the month of June, we’re sharing six critical facts every...
06/15/2026

As we focus on advancing sepsis research and innovation during the month of June, we’re sharing six critical facts everyone should know about sepsis.

Increased awareness, continued research, and improved early recognition can help save lives.

Learn more at our website Sepsis.org.

After a routine hysterectomy, Shelby returned to the ER, struggling to breathe. She was initially treated for  . Weeks l...
06/13/2026

After a routine hysterectomy, Shelby returned to the ER, struggling to breathe. She was initially treated for .

Weeks later, her symptoms worsened, and she collapsed, learning her infection had progressed to septic shock requiring immediate intubation. Shelby survived, but continues to face lasting effects like fatigue, headaches, and difficulty concentrating.

Her story is a reminder to trust your body and seek care when something feels wrong.

Read Shelby’s story: sepsis.org/faces/shelby-kirby/

In July 2023, Julia thought she had the flu after a fever came and went. Then, her symptoms suddenly worsened, and she c...
06/12/2026

In July 2023, Julia thought she had the flu after a fever came and went. Then, her symptoms suddenly worsened, and she could barely walk.

At the ER, she was admitted within an hour and diagnosed with urosepsis, along with pyelonephritis and bacteremia. She spent days in the ER and ICU experiencing intense rigors before finally moving to a hospital room to recover.

Today, Julia is grateful to the doctors, nurses, and hospital staff whose care saved her life.

Read Julia’s story: sepsis.org/faces/julia-w/

A powerful day on Capitol Hill. Today, Sepsis Alliance team members, board members, and advocates came together on Capit...
06/10/2026

A powerful day on Capitol Hill.

Today, Sepsis Alliance team members, board members, and advocates came together on Capitol Hill to meet with members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.

Together, we're advocating for bipartisan action that can help save lives and limbs and improve outcomes for millions of Americans.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and shared their story. Your voices are making a difference.

Learn more about Sepsis Alliance advocacy at SepsisVoices.org.

Melissa's symptoms were repeatedly dismissed until her condition became life-threatening in the middle of the night. Oak...
06/08/2026

Melissa's symptoms were repeatedly dismissed until her condition became life-threatening in the middle of the night.

Oakley, Melissa's dog, sensed something was wrong and alerted her husband, saving her life.

Sepsis left Melissa with permanent neurological damage and chronic pain, changing her life long after she left the hospital. Today, she shares her story to raise awareness, encourage self-advocacy, and help others recognize that does not always look dramatic.

Read Melissa’s story: sepsis.org/faces/melissa-doubrava/

There is still space to join us for the 2nd Annual Unite for Sepsis Symposium, an immersive event focused on advancing s...
06/04/2026

There is still space to join us for the 2nd Annual Unite for Sepsis Symposium, an immersive event focused on advancing sepsis research, care, and innovation.

Hosted by Sepsis Alliance, this gathering brings together clinicians, researchers, healthcare leaders, innovators, policymakers, patient advocates, and more — all united in transforming the future of sepsis.

Learn more and register at UniteforSepsis.org!

Stay informed - sign up for Sepsis Alliance updates! Choose the topics you care about most, including:✔️Monthly news, ev...
06/03/2026

Stay informed - sign up for Sepsis Alliance updates! Choose the topics you care about most, including:

✔️Monthly news, events, and ways to get involved from Sepsis Alliance
✔️The latest education and free webinars for healthcare professionals through Sepsis Alliance Institute
✔️Information on important advocacy actions you can take through Sepsis Alliance Voices

Visit sepsisalliance.info/EmailSignUp to sign up for one, two, or all of the updates above!

Diana's life changed suddenly when flu-like symptoms became life-threatening. Diana was rushed to the hospital and admit...
06/02/2026

Diana's life changed suddenly when flu-like symptoms became life-threatening.

Diana was rushed to the hospital and admitted to the ICU. Bird dust exposure led to an infection that caused sepsis.

After months of intensive treatment, rehabilitation, and difficult life changes, Diana is now back to part-time hairdressing and regaining her strength.

She shares her story to offer hope and remind others never to give up.

Read Diana’s story: sepsis.org/faces/diana-winsor/

Address

3180 University Avenue, Suite 310
San Diego, CA
92104

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Sepsis Alliance posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Featured

Share