With the NHS warning of a "second surge" of norovirus cases, a pharmacist has explained how to differentiate it from other ...
Last week, the NHS cautioned about the second peak of norovirus infections after the vomiting bug reached its highest level ...
Should you suspect you have norovirus, ring 111 if diarrhoea persists beyond seven days and vomiting continues for more than two days. Contact 999 or go to A&E immediately if you experience any of the ...
To end February, the Virginia Department of Health reports an uptick in Norovirus-Like outbreaks. VDH’s latest numbers shows across the state of Virginia 13 outbreaks have ...
Norovirus and food poisoning can look similar. Here’s how to tell the difference, when to seek treatment, and which symptoms ...
Even though temperatures have gone up this week but some nasty viruses are at the 'highest levels' of the winter ...
Hospital bosses are urging people to "avoid visiting loved ones unless necessary" and to steer clear if they exhibit symptoms such as diarrhoea, vomiting or a high temperature. Norovirus, also known ...
Avoid visiting loved ones unless necessary. Please prioritise hand washing if attending the hospital. Contact the ward for advice if needed. Please avoid visiting the hospital if ...
England is facing a surge in cases of some illnesses, with hospital patients reaching their highest level this winter ...
People in Buckinghamshire are urged by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) to take simple steps to help stop the spread of ...