After the death of a champion NASCAR driver, UVA Health’s Dr. Taison Bell explains why early treatment for sepsis is critical.

Consider sepsis an invisible threat. It kills about 350,000 Americans a year and may cause nearly one-fifth of deaths globally. But you won't find it on any "leading causes of death" lists.

A dad determined to fight cancer tragically died from the complications of treatment, an inquest heard.

Kyle Busch’s family says the NASCAR superstar died after severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, a dangerous condition that many people do not understand.

TV star Emily Atack has revealed that she was “very ill” and suffered from sepsis after giving birth to her first child.

The Stauntons, who launched the End Sepsis advocacy nonprofit following the death of their son, are urging President Donald Trump to act on sepsis.

Kyle Busch’s death from pneumonia-related sepsis underscores why early recognition, rapid treatment and public education matter

Why do some people recover easily from bacterial infections while others rapidly deteriorate into life-threatening sepsis? According to a new study published in Nature Communications, the answer may lie not only in the invading pathogen itself,