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Woman Loses 4 Limbs After A Dog's Lick Causes Sepsis: What You Need To Know About The Life-Threatening Condition
Manjit Sangha, in July 2025, returned home on Sunday afternoon from work feeling unwell. The next morning, she was unconscious and her hands and feet were ice-cold, her lips had turned purple and she was struggling to breathe.
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The Hidden Link Between Cavities And Overall Health: Expert Decodes
Once a cavity advances, the infection can spread to the jawbone or bloodstream, leading to abscesses or sepsis in severe cases.
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Is Jaundice Life-Threatening Or Life-Saving? Watch For These Signs Of An Underlying Disease
Is jaundice fundamentally life-threatening, or can it have life-saving possibilities? Let's explore both sides of the debate and the vital signs to watch for.
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US Woman Shares How She Lost All 4 Limbs After Contracting Flu: ''Felt Like I Was Dying''
She became septic and doctors had to put her in a medically-induced coma to administer vasopressor drugs in a bid to save her vital organs.
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A Sudden Death Leads To Focus On Risky Hair Transplants In India
All Indian television executive Athar Rasheed wanted was to look handsome and get married. But the 30-year-old's seemingly harmless hair transplant went fatally wrong when he developed sepsis after undergoing a hair transplant at a clinic in Delhi.
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Flu Can Put You At A Risk Of Stroke: Study
Influenza leads to serious and potentially life-threatening complications such as pneumonia, sepsis and heart disease, the study noted.
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Odia Doctor Gifts Life to Newborn Babies with A New Probiotic
An Odia paediatrician in the US has found a new probiotic to treat sepsis in newborn babies. According to scientists, sepsis is a medical complication that affects an infant when their body overreacts to an infection. Medical reports suggest that more than 60,000 babies die of blood infection every year.
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Unnecessary Platelet Transfusion Can Cause Harm: Experts
Unnecessary platelet transfusion causes "harm" and puts dengue patients "at risk" of developing complications such as sepsis, say health experts.
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Woman Loses 4 Limbs After A Dog's Lick Causes Sepsis: What You Need To Know About The Life-Threatening Condition
Manjit Sangha, in July 2025, returned home on Sunday afternoon from work feeling unwell. The next morning, she was unconscious and her hands and feet were ice-cold, her lips had turned purple and she was struggling to breathe.
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The Hidden Link Between Cavities And Overall Health: Expert Decodes
Once a cavity advances, the infection can spread to the jawbone or bloodstream, leading to abscesses or sepsis in severe cases.
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Is Jaundice Life-Threatening Or Life-Saving? Watch For These Signs Of An Underlying Disease
Is jaundice fundamentally life-threatening, or can it have life-saving possibilities? Let's explore both sides of the debate and the vital signs to watch for.
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US Woman Shares How She Lost All 4 Limbs After Contracting Flu: ''Felt Like I Was Dying''
She became septic and doctors had to put her in a medically-induced coma to administer vasopressor drugs in a bid to save her vital organs.
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A Sudden Death Leads To Focus On Risky Hair Transplants In India
All Indian television executive Athar Rasheed wanted was to look handsome and get married. But the 30-year-old's seemingly harmless hair transplant went fatally wrong when he developed sepsis after undergoing a hair transplant at a clinic in Delhi.
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Flu Can Put You At A Risk Of Stroke: Study
Influenza leads to serious and potentially life-threatening complications such as pneumonia, sepsis and heart disease, the study noted.
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Odia Doctor Gifts Life to Newborn Babies with A New Probiotic
An Odia paediatrician in the US has found a new probiotic to treat sepsis in newborn babies. According to scientists, sepsis is a medical complication that affects an infant when their body overreacts to an infection. Medical reports suggest that more than 60,000 babies die of blood infection every year.
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Unnecessary Platelet Transfusion Can Cause Harm: Experts
Unnecessary platelet transfusion causes "harm" and puts dengue patients "at risk" of developing complications such as sepsis, say health experts.
