Monday · 06:00 ET Flagship
Every Monday morning: the literature that shapes the first hour.
Sepsis mortality remains stubbornly high — 25 to 40 percent in many cohorts. What happens in the first 60 minutes shapes the trajectory. Every Monday at 06:00 ET, ICCN opens the week with a full-length flagship on sepsis recognition, hemodynamic resuscitation, perfusion targets, and the new evidence that should change practice.
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Monday 06:00 ET · Sepsis & Shock
October 26, 2026
In nearly seven hundred septic adults, more than one in four developed acute kidney disease, and a creatinine trend matched newer biomarkers at predicting it.
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Monday 06:00 ET · Sepsis & Shock
October 19, 2026
Across nearly thirty thousand Michigan sepsis admissions, vomiting and diarrhea went with slower antibiotics, and a fever reported at home with faster ones.
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Sepsis is the single most common reason for ICU admission worldwide, and the decisions made in the first hour are the highest-leverage decisions any clinician makes. Monday’s flagship brings rigorous, bedside-focused writing on the trials and guideline updates that change that hour.
— Javier Amador-Castaneda, BHS, RRT, FCCM, PNAP
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