If you've had more than one friend cancel plans due to a nasty "stomach flu" or "stomach bug," they might actually have ...

after using the toilet, before eating and preparing food, as well as cleaning up vomit or diarrhoea." It is also important to remember that hand sanitisers, even if alcohol-based, do not work to kill ...

It is therefore advisable to stay at home for at least two days after you’ve had symptoms of norovirus to avoid spreading it to others. "Do not return to work or send children to school until 48 ...

Alcohol hand gets do not kill the virus. "The usual increase we see in norovirus cases heading into the winter has started earlier compared to previous seasons," Amy Douglas, epidemiologist at ...

While you can't always avoid norovirus or food poisoning, there are a few things you can do to minimise your chances ...

A bug which has become a dominant virus across the UK in recent months has prompted a doctor to issue advice on how to stop the spread of the new strain of norovirus. The 'Kawasaki bug' was first ...

The NHS warns that alcohol hand gels do not kill norovirus and advises that washing your hands frequently with soap and water is the best way to stop it spreading. The NHS advises that norovirus cases ...

feeling sick (nausea) eating food that's been prepared or handled by someone with norovirus Washing your hands frequently with soap and water is the best way to stop it spreading. Alcohol hand gels do ...

The NHS warns that alcohol hand gels do not kill norovirus and advises that washing your hands frequently with soap and water is the best way to stop it spreading. The NHS advises that norovirus ...

Alcohol-based hand sanitizers do not kill the virus, Amy Douglas, an epidemiologist at UKHSA, said: "The usual increase we see in norovirus cases heading into the winter has started earlier ...