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Sepsis: A Threat That Needs a Global Solution.

When Martin Luther King stated in 1966 that of all the forms of inequality, injustice in healthcare was the most shocking and inhumane, those in the incipient critical care field were not yet discussing the controversies surrounding the definition of sepsis, even though sepsis was already killing millions of people worldwide. He certainly did not perceive that his sentence fitted this deadly disease perfectly. Nonetheless, his quote remains lamentably contemporary, as sepsis is still killing millions. The reasons are profoundly entangled with the disparities not only in healthcare but also, more broadly speaking, in general health. Accordingly, an urgently needed global solution will require actions aiming to reduce inequalities, ranging from preventative measures to early recognition and the provision of fair treatment to all those who are at risk, in other words, everyone.