Beyond sepsis awareness: UKST’s Melissa Mead and Akash Deep published in The Lancet
In 2014, when he was just 12-months-old, William Mead died suddenly and unexpectedly from sepsis. Millions across the UK followed Melissa’s story, supporting her efforts as she shared her story to prevent other families from having to experience what hers did....
UKST launches first-of-its-kind sepsis assessment tool for public use
A new digital tool will equip members of the public to assess whether they are at risk of sepsis, guiding users step-by-step through a clear series of questions. Developed by HealthHero in close collaboration with the UK Sepsis Trust, the tool requires no clinical...
Sepsis survivor takes on Yorkshire Three Peaks challenge for UKST
Sepsis survivor and teacher Lizzie Went undertook the strenuous Yorkshire Three Peaks last month challenge in order to raise funds for the UK Sepsis Trust. Lizzie undertook the 24-mile continuous circular route on 24th May 2025. Involving three mountains —...
UKST urges Government to take sepsis as seriously as strokes and heart attacks amidst record public awareness levels
Today, on World Sepsis Day 2024, we’re urging the government to re-prioritise sepsis, ensuring it is treated with the same urgency and resources as strokes and heart attacks, after a new YouGov survey commissioned by UKST has detected record public awareness...