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Every day thousands of people around the world suffer serious injuries from accidents.

Many die at the scene, but a significant number survived the initial insult,

only to develop a fatal complication later called multiple organ dysfunction

syndrome. But why do these victims die and who's at risk? Joe Shepard is a

surgeon based in London. She's been looking into this and she explained her results to

Chris Smith. We looked at the very early immune response to trauma so major injury and this can

include anything from being hit by a bus, being stabbed, falling from a height,

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