On WORLD SEPSIS DAY, let's raise awareness of this life-threatening condition. Did you know that sepsis, often called the "silent killer," can develop from something as simple as a minor infection? Although it is more common in the elderly, infants, and those with weakened immune systems, anyone can develop sepsis, even from a minor cut or infection. Early detection and treatment are critical, and knowing its signs can be life-saving. Be safe! KAUNAS CLINICS BLOOD CENTER 🩸 Eivenių st. 2, Kaunas 📞 +370 37 787372 📞 +370 37 326500 More information: https://lnkd.in/dpARMunn
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