Research Aims to Fine-Tune Sepsis Diagnosis

uq.edu.au February 26, 2018

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Work designed to improve diagnosis of one of the leading causes of death in children is under way in Brisbane, led by a University of Queensland researcher. Mater Research Institute-UQ Associate Professor Luregn Schlapbach said the project was investigating how children were diagnosed with sepsis, a serious disease that can lead to severe illness and to death in some cases.

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