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Hello, I'm Chris Van Tullochin.

I work as an infectious diseases doctor in London,

and when I'm not seeing patients, I study viruses and conflicts of interest. And if you've

looked after children over the last decade, you may have been discussed by my programme, Operation

Outch on Children's BBC while you were trying to eat dinner. So apologies for that. Today on Inside Health we have some spectacular contributors, as always,

and of course our resident sceptic Margaret McCarney is here too.

Margaret.

Well, Chris, I've been examining the media's reporting on sepsis.

Now, we know it's a condition that can be fatal,

and there's been a huge amount of awareness raising over the last few years.

But I'm wondering whether we are being worried by headlines that are not balancing reality well.

Well, thanks very much, Margaret.

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