Make sure you wash your hands well before digging in this Thanksgiving; norovirus, known for causing unpleasant stomach ...

CDC data indicates that norovirus is back on the warpath and getting plenty of Americans sick.

Cases of norovirus are rising across the United States, doubling over the last few months, according to updated data from the ...

Norovirus is the leading cause of vomiting, diarrhea and foodborne illness in the United States, according to the CDC​.

Last year’s outbreaks were the largest in a decade, fueled by an emerging variant of the highly contagious, hard-to-kill ...

Thanksgiving brings families and friends together each year, but no one wants to bring any viruses to the table.

Earlier this year, cases had been trending down. But, doctors expected a surge as the weather grows colder. While norovirus ...

The CDC reports that cases of norovirus, also known as the “stomach flu," are on the rise across much of the country.

From Thanksgiving to New Year’s, holiday togetherness comes with a catch: a spike in the viruses that thrive when we all gather inside.

Nobody wants to be sick during the holidays, and nothing derails family plans quite as fast as a stomach virus.