In 2023, the most common reason for an inpatient hospital stay in the United States was ***. However, when maternal/neonatal stays were excluded, was the most common diagnosis among most age groups, except the youngest. Septicemia occurs when bacteria (or other microbes) enter the bloodstream, causing blood poisoning, which can trigger sepsis.
More concerningly, disorders was the most common diagnosis among 0–17 year olds. ***-related diagnoses were also very common among those aged 18 to 44 years, including schizophrenia, depression, and bipolar disorders.
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