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Sepsis (or septicaemia) is a disease resulting from a dysregulated immune system response to infection. It affects several million people a year, including children, and is one of the world's leading causes of death, now representing a major public health problem. How can this disease be effectively treated? What solutions can be offered to patients? How can complications be avoided?
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Frédéric Chevallier is a research scientist at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission...
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Université Paris-Saclay was born from the shared ambition of French universities, grandes écoles and national research organisations. As a leading university in Europe and the world, it covers the fields of science and engineering, life sciences and health, and humanities and social sciences. The university’s science policy closely intertwines research and innovation, incorporating both basic and applied science to tackle major societal challenges.
The university is geographically close to R&D centres of major French industrial groups, SMEs (energy, health, technology, aeronautics...) and a very...
Paris-Saclay University is open to the world with over 400 international partnerships, member of the CEASER and European University Association...
Culture, sports and associative life are very dense, many activities are organized on all the campuses.