He's done it! In episode 10 of his epic Cotswold Way Walk Robin arrives in Bath and speaks to new Sepsis Research FEAT CEO Stephen Moore youtu.be/4S_I6IUu5YQ?... Congratulations and many thanks for your wonderful fundraising Robin, Ross & Gizmo the dog

Families play a vital role in recovery from critical illness. We worked with families & patients, then reviewed the existing evidence, & found that just 35 of 400-plus studies addressed the social & financial challenges families face. We spoke to the review team about their work:

A wonderful, penultimate, episode 9 as Robin prepares to finish the final leg of this epic 105 mile walk in Bath this Saturday 13th September - World Sepsis Day. Come and join him at Bath Abbey for 12, midday if you can youtu.be/V4U3zX3CbWg?...

With 11 days and 16 miles left of their wonderful challenge, Robin The Cotswold Explorer meets Downton star Nigel Havers and shares his powerful story of surviving sepsis 18 months ago. youtu.be/mQYX6ccYRLg?...

If you haven't watched any yet, episode 6 is inspirational and the one to watch. Two wonderful men, both sepsis survivors, sharing their experience over 9 miles of the Cotswold Way.

Filming ep. 6 of his wonderful Cotswold Way Walk in aid of Sepsis Research FEAT, Robin, The Cotswold Explorer, was joined by charity supporter and fellow sepsis survivor Al Sylvester.

With a bit of a change in the weather, ep. 5 of their extraordinary 100 mile walk sees Robin & Ross -The Cotswold Explorer - striding on through Storm Floris. Just over half way in distance now and just past their fundraising target 👏(youtu.be/0Pj5LBLgZNI?...)

In response to the plan published by Secretary of State for Health & Social Care, Wes Streeting, at the end of last week, Sepsis Research FEAT medical director @andymoz78.bsky.social has provided his thoughts here: sepsisresearch.org.uk/uncategorise...

As @ics-updates.bsky.social updates #SOA25 congress draws to a close in Birmingham, Professor Paul Dark @darknatter.bsky.social of manchester.ac.uk emphasises the importance of this charity’s priority setting exercise in ensuring that patient needs are addressed by future sepsis research programmes

Sepsis Research FEAT medical director @andymoz78.bsky.social talking here about his view of the next big thing for sepsis research @ics-updates.bsky.social #SOA2025

"Sepsis isn’t a single disease — it’s a complex syndrome that can strike from any infection and devastate the body’s vital organs." In his latest blog, Dr Andrew Conway Morris shares his 10-year vision for tackling one of the world’s most deadly and overlooked health challenges.

Delighted to have @bronwenconnolly and the great team who drove the @jameslindalliance.bsky.social sepsis priority setting exercise for this charity in 2023/24 presenting the findings this year @ics-updates.bsky.social

Happy to know that we are working in accordance with the top 10 research priorities for sepsis (non antibiotics treatment)

🦠 Do 🇧🇷pediatricians recognize #sepsis & septic shock accurately? 🇧🇷 355 physicians 🔹 Most participants relied on SIRS-based criteria, intuition & clinical signs for diagnosis 🔹 Only 31.3% & 30% correctly identified sepsis & severe sepsis #PedsICU #FoaMcc criticalcarescience.org/article/unco...

A newly published paper in Anaesthesia reflects the work led by this charity between 2023 and 2024 in bringing together the voices of patients, carers & clinicians and set the top 10 research priorities for sepsis. associationofanaesthetists-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Excellent presentation from @ProfBronwenConnolly publicising Top 10 Sepsis Research Priorities at #CriticalCareSymposium2025 - important work we co-led with @jomcpeake.bsky.social, funded by @sepsisresearch.bsky.social, in collaboration with @jameslindalliance.bsky.social edin.ac/3GnDmQ9

Run the London Marathon for Sepsis Research FEAT 🏃‍♀️ Join us for one of the world’s most iconic running events – the TCS London Marathon 2026 – and help in the fight against sepsis.

Following on from it’s important 2023/24 partnership exercise with the NIHR – to establish the top priorities for sepsis research in the future – Sepsis Research FEAT is now undertaking a crucial next phase of activity.

Sepsis can be fatal, but awareness helps to save lives. Mums Matter Too. 💜 📢 Please share Emily’s story—it could save a life. #SepsisAwareness #MumsMatterToo #MaternalHealth #SepsisSigns #maternalsepsis

"I thought I was dying" – Emily’s Story of Maternal Sepsis 💜 Three weeks after giving birth, Emily Perry became critically ill with sepsis - a condition responsible for 9% of maternal deaths in the UK. What she assumed was post-natal exhaustion quickly escalated into a life-threatening emergency.

Mum’s Matter Too 💜 Sepsis Research FEAT's #MumsMatterToo campaign aims to raise awareness of maternal sepsis, empower mums to trust their instincts & encourage families to prioritise maternal health. 🔗 visit sepsisresearch.org.uk/maternal-sep... #SepsisAwareness #MaternalHealth #MumsMatterToo

Mum’s Matter Too 💜 Sepsis accounts for up to 9% of maternal deaths in the UK, yet many new mothers miss the warning signs - too likely to put their own needs last or downplay symptoms. 🔗 Learn more: sepsisresearch.org.uk/maternal-sep... #SepsisAwareness #MaternalHealth #MumsMatterToo

How can the diagnosis of sepsis become faster, more accurate, more reliable? Identifying sepsis can often be difficult and time consuming. It is often identified too late for an individual to make a full physical recovery. #sepsisresearchfeat #sepsisstories #fundsepsisresearch #stopsepsisnow