If it feels like everyone you know has been knocked out by nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea lately, you’re not imagining it.

Norovirus, often nicknamed the winter vomiting bug, is once again moving through schools, offices, and households, and it thrives on the kind of close contact that defines colder months. You cannot ...

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As winter peaks, strains of norovirus are sweeping Britain, adding further demand on NHS workers who are struggling to cope with a surge in admissions. Cases of norovirus, also known as the winter ...

NHS national medical director Professor Meghana Pandit said hospitals were facing “sustained pressure from viruses and other ...

Swab testing at surveillance labs shows norovirus cases are 50% higher than the five-season average and worryingly, over-65s ...

Dr Xand van Tulleken shared crucial advice for treating the "extremely contagious" vomiting bug on BBC Morning Live ...

Norovirus hospital admissions soar by 45% as winter bug peaks - Health secretary Wes Streeting has urged people to ‘remain vigilant’ with norovirus on the rise ...

Bolton reports England’s fifth-highest hospital norovirus cases as NHS faces winter pressures. NHS urges handwashing and self-isolation to curb outbreak.