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Can Sepsis Be Prevented? What Research Says About Reducing Risk
Sepsis can’t always be prevented, but research shows you can meaningfully lower your risk with practical, evidence-based steps. Key strategies include staying up to date on vaccines (flu, pneumonia, COVID-19), practicing hand and wound hygiene, caring for catheters and lines correctly, and promptly treating infections while using antibiotics wisely. Managing chronic conditions (such as diabetes), maintaining good dental and skin care, and following post-surgery or post-discharge instructions also reduce risk. Knowing early warning signs—fever or very low temperature, fast breathing or heart rate, confusion, extreme weakness, or low urine output—and seeking urgent care can be lifesaving. The article offers clear guidance and questions to discuss with your clinician, especially for higher-risk groups (older adults, infants, people with weakened immunity), to help patients and caregivers take confident, preventive action.
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Boost Your Practice’s Online Presence with Weence Guest Posts
Enhance Your Practice’s Reach with Weence Guest Posts
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Skin Cancer Prevention and Early Detection: Sun Protection and Skin Checks
Skin cancer is common, but you can lower your risk by protecting your skin—use sunscreen, seek shade, and wear protective clothing—and by doing regular skin self-checks and getting any new or changing spots evaluated. Catching changes early makes treatment easier and more successful, giving patients and caregivers practical steps to stay safe and know when to seek care.
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Top 10 Activities for Parents to Enhance Kids’ Gross Motor Skill Development
Discover the top 10 activities to boost your child’s gross motor skills and overall physical development.