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Safe Stewardship: Antibiotic De-escalation by Day 4 Reduces Hospitalization Length Without Increasing Mortality in Community-Onset Sepsis
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Safe Stewardship: Antibiotic De-escalation by Day 4 Reduces Hospitalization Length Without Increasing Mortality in Community-Onset Sepsis

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 12/24/2025
A large-scale target trial emulation demonstrates that de-escalating anti-MRSA and anti-pseudomonal therapy on day 4 of sepsis treatment is safe, associated with fewer antibiotic days, and leads to shorter hospital stays compared to continuing broad-spectrum regimens.
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