Introduction to Sepsis and Antibiotic Resistance Sepsis is a serious condition that arises when the body’s immune system overreacts to an infection, leading to potential organ damage. Although antibiotics are the standard treatment for sepsis, their overuse can contribute to the development of superbugs—microorganisms that have become resistant to treatments. Newcastle University is at the…

Introduction Sepsis is a critical medical condition resulting from the immune system’s overwhelming response to an infection, leading to potential organ damage and significant health risks. While antibiotics are a standard treatment for sepsis, their overuse can foster the development of superbugs—microorganisms that become resistant to antibiotic treatments. Newcastle University is spearheading a significant UK-wide…