What's more, the stomach bug is surging on cruises. In December, there were five norovirus outbreaks on cruise ships under U.S. jurisdiction, which sickened nearly 900 people, CDC data show.

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The NHS has taken to social media to issue a warning about the "winter vomiting bug", norovirus ... "If you catch it, stay home, rest and have plenty of fluids." Health data from December painted ...

"Norovirus is a stomach bug that causes diarrhoea and vomiting, and it can spread easily. "It can be really unpleasant but usually goes away in about 2 days. "If you catch it; stay home ...

And while the prospect of pecking at dead bug babies might make you regurgitate your cornflakes, it’s like Christmas and birthdays all rolled into one for the voracious appetites of chicken and ...

The CFIA recognizes the insect's spread as a threat to commercial crops and native plants. "If the Japanese beetle isn't controlled and allowed to establish in B.C., it could provide severe ...

Cases of norovirus/acute gastroenteritis are surging across the nation and at nursing home and assisted living facilities St. Paul Home and St. Paul Villa in Kaukauna. At this time, the facilities ...

Also: Bye bye, Wi-Fi: How to add a wired network to your home without running Ethernet To try to resolve the outstanding issues, Microsoft has rolled out three bug patches -- one in late October ...

Developers supposedly fixed the glitch shortly after reports began pouring in; however, the bug keeps popping up and ruining Zombies runs. One Zombies player has encountered what they believe is a ...

Videos show Phoenix Influencer Charles Smith spraying bug spray on a number of items, including chicken. Charles Smith, a Black 27-year-old social media influencer from Phoenix, is now facing ...

Charles Smith walked into a Walmart, picked up a can of bug spray, and sprayed produce and other food items, according to police in Mesa, Arizona — all in the name of going viral on social media.