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New Jerseys sepsis death rate is alarmingly high, with lawmakers pushing for stricter protocols and staff training. Sepsis, a life-threatening condition triggered by infections, affects millions nationwide and thousands in New Jersey annually. Black residents face double the risk. Families and survivors, like Alyssa Martinos, advocate for change. Hospitals have made progress, but challenges remain. States like New York have similar laws, and federal bills aim for nationwide education and tracking. Early signs of sepsis, such as fever or confusion, could save lives.

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