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Poster abstracts are open for the 2026 AMR Symposium, hosted by our partner bioMérieux! Students, postdocs, fellows, technicians, clinicians & faculty are invited to submit. Deadline: Fri, Oct 23, 11:59 p.m. ET. 👉amrsymposium.com
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The symposium turns 5! Join us Nov 18–19 at the Hyatt Regency Toronto for “Fighting AMR Where We Can Make the Most Impact”: a celebratory opening reception, then a full day with national & international experts on policy, programs & implementation.
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Expect insights on diagnostics, treatment, sepsis management & prevention, plus panels, workshops & Q&A. Learn more and submit your abstract: amrsymposium.com
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Sepsis can affect anybody and should always be suspected if the symptoms are present. However, there are some individuals with a heightened risk of sepsis. They include: • The elderly • Infants • Those with illnesses and injuries • Sepsis survivors [...]
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• Pregnant individuals • Those with immunodeficiencies • Malnourished individuals If you or someone you know falls into any of these categories, watch for sepsis symptoms whenever something doesn’t seem right! #WorldSepsisDay #SepsisAwarenessMonth #SepsisAwareness #Sepsis
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Sepsis always starts with an infection, so hygienic wound care is vital. If you have a wound, be sure to: • Wash hands before touching the wound or wound care items • Gently rub or run under the tap to remove dirt and debris [...]
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• Repeat these steps daily • If the wound changes colour, pain continues to increase, pus is produced, or it becomes much warmer and more swollen, please speak to your family doctor Wounds are a common starting point for sepsis, so these simple steps can save your life.
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Sepsis Canada retweeted
“There’s a misunderstanding of what sepsis is and how dangerous it is.” A pan-Canadian @CJEM study of 545 physicians, nurses & paramedics found: 🔹 88-93% of respondents supported sepsis guidelines, but awareness, trust in the evidence, and implementation varied by profession 🔹 Public awareness was a key barrier to early recognition 🔹 Practical point-of-care tools were favoured over education alone 📖 tinyurl.com/CJEM-sepsis-09ma… #SepsisAwarenessMonth #Sepsis #EmergencyMedicine #SepsisAwareness #Paramedicine
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Tonight and across the weekend, a record 105 landmarks across Canada will light up in fuchsia for World Sepsis Day. That record arrives alongside 7 provincial and territorial proclamations and 26 municipal proclamations, the most Canada has ever seen. @WorldSepsisDay
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If you are near any of these illuminations, please feel free to send us a photograph! The full list of illuminations is here: sepsiscanada.ca/news-events/… #WorldSepsisDay #SepsisAwarenessMonth #SepsisAwareness #Sepsis #SepsisSurvivor
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If you think you have sepsis, please seek urgent medical attention. Remember the acronym S.E.P.S.I.S. S = Skin colour changes E = Extreme fever & shivering P = Pain (severe & unrelenting) S = Slurred speech I = Increased heart & breathing rate S = Stopped or reduced urination
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Sepsis Canada retweeted
🌍 Invest in Sepsis – Save Lives. Join the 2026 #WorldSepsisDay Global Webinar on September 9 at 14:00 CEST. Hear global and regional sepsis leaders, survivors, and families discuss why investing in sepsis matters and what it will take to strengthen the global #sepsis response. 📺 Livestream on YouTube 👉 youtube.com/live/-GVYu7ERmRI 📑 Program 👉 globalsepsisalliance.org/inv…
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Join virtually 10 September 2026 for introduction of Amalie’s Guide to Sepsis at The Sepsis Awareness Symposium Register at the link below. #Awarenesssaveslives @SepsisCanada @NeinsteinLaw @GovCanHealth neinstein.zoom.us/meeting/re…
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Sepsis is far more common than most people realize, yet nearly 40% of Canadians have never heard of it. Sepsis is hard to diagnose because its symptoms mimic other conditions, making it a true hidden emergency.
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But when you look at infection-related deaths, sepsis is likely the 3rd leading cause of death in Canada. Raising awareness saves lives. Next time you or a loved one is severely ill, ask one simple question: "Could this be sepsis?" It could make all the difference.
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