News from Colors of Sepsis

Dear colleagues,

we cordially invite you to the SepsEast expert block of lectures, which will take place as part of the Colors of Sepsis congress on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. This meeting will focus on the latest approaches to the treatment of sepsis and offers a unique opportunity to discuss your perspective with several experts in the field.

The mission and vision of SepsEast (a community of interested doctors from the former Eastern Bloc in Central and Eastern Europe) is to bring current knowledge and practice in intensive medicine as well as scientific know-how from the former "West" to the "East". SepsEast initiative founded by prof. Zsolt Molnarem in Budapest 2012 organizes (or co-organizes) a number of scientific meetings in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Next year, we would like to invite you to the SepsEast conference in Budapest, scheduled for 12-14 June 2025, where local and international speakers will gather to share their experiences and knowledge. For more information, visit www.sepseast.com.

For more than 12 years, the SepsEast initiative has focused on raising awareness of sepsis in Central and Eastern Europe. We look forward to seeing you!

Prof. MD Jan Beneš, Ph.D.
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Prof. Dr. Zsolt Molnár, MD, PhD, DEAA

Dear colleagues,

We warmly invite you to the expert session organized by SepsEast, which will take place during the Colors of Sepsis congress on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, from 9:00 AM. This session will focus on the latest approaches to sepsis treatment and offers a unique opportunity to engage with several leading experts in the field.

The mission and vision of SepsEast (a volunteer community of interested physicians from former eastern bloc in Central and Eastern Europe) is to bring the current knowledge and praxis in intensive care medicine as well as scientific know-how from the former "west" to the former "east". Formed around the well-known prof. Zsolt Molnar in Budapest 2012 the initiative organizes a number of remarkable events, including the upcoming SepsEast conference in Budapest, scheduled for June 12–14, 2025, where local and international speakers will convene to share their insights. To get more information please visit www.sepseast.com.

For more than 12 years now – SepsEast initiative aims to raise awareness about sepsis in Central and Eastern Europe. We look forward to seeing you there!

Yours sincerely

Prof. MD Jan Beneš, Ph.D.
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Prof. Dr. Zsolt Molnár, MD, PhD, DEAA