suarezpatricia+FollowNorovirus Outbreak: What You Need to KnowNorovirus is making the rounds in England, filling hospital beds with people suffering from nasty stomach bugs. Think vomiting, diarrhea, and feeling wiped out. It spreads super easily—schools, hospitals, and nursing homes are hotspots. The worst part? You can still be contagious even after you feel better. Key tips: wash your hands with soap (hand sanitizer won’t cut it), disinfect surfaces, and stay hydrated if you catch it. Watch out for dehydration, especially in kids and older adults! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus00Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowNorovirus Is Everywhere RN—Here’s How to Dodge ItNorovirus cases just spiked 57% in a week, filling up UK hospital beds and making experts call it a 'critical incident.' This bug is way more contagious than you think—it survives on surfaces for days and laughs at hand sanitizer. If you get it, hydration is your BFF (think electrolytes, not just water), and keep cleaning with soap and bleach. Isolate the sick, don’t share towels, and rest up. Don’t risk spreading it—stay home if you’re sick! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus10Share
Stacy Fisher+FollowNorovirus Is Wreaking Havoc RNNorovirus cases just shot up 57%—yep, that nasty stomach bug is everywhere. Hospitals are packed, and it spreads way easier than you think (like, it survives on surfaces for days). Forget just hand sanitizer—think soap, bleach, and isolating sick folks like you’re running a mini hospital. If you catch it, hydration is your BFF (electrolytes > water), and stick to bland foods. Rest up and keep those germs away! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus20Share
suarezpatricia+FollowNorovirus Surge: Hospitals OverwhelmedNorovirus is wreaking havoc in UK hospitals right now—admissions just shot up 57% in a single week! Some NHS trusts are even declaring critical incidents, canceling surgeries, and leaving patients waiting for beds for days. Emergency rooms are packed, staff are stretched thin, and the winter bug combo is making things even worse. It’s the worst norovirus wave so far this winter, and the system is seriously struggling to keep up. #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus81Share
rmartinFollowingCruise Ship Outbreak: Norovirus Strikes!Imagine being on a dream cruise and suddenly, nearly 90 people get hit with norovirus—yep, the infamous stomach bug. Holland America’s Rotterdam ship had to go full hazmat mode after passengers and crew started getting sick. The CDC got involved, and now the cruise line is scrubbing everything like crazy. If you’re planning a cruise, maybe pack extra hand sanitizer and hope for smooth (and healthy) sailing! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus00Share
Melanie James+FollowWinter Vomiting Bug Survival GuideNorovirus is making the rounds again and it’s no joke—this bug can live on surfaces for weeks and laughs at most cleaning sprays. Forget hand sanitizer; it doesn’t work here. Your best defense? Wash hands with soap and water, disinfect high-touch spots with bleach-based cleaners, and act fast if someone gets sick. Don’t just wipe—let that disinfectant sit! Laundry and bathrooms need extra love, too. Basically, it’s time to level up your cleaning game until this bug moves out. #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus10Share
Melanie James+FollowNorovirus: The Bug That Won’t QuitNorovirus is basically the bathroom bug from hell—super contagious and crazy hard to avoid, especially in winter. It only takes a few virus particles to get you sick, and it spreads like wildfire in places like cruise ships, daycares, and airports. If you catch it, expect sudden nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, but most people recover at home. No vaccine yet, so wash your hands like a pro and steer clear of potlucks and buffets! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus91Share
Stacy Fisher+FollowWinter Vomiting Bug Is Everywhere RNNorovirus (aka the “winter vomiting bug”) is spreading like wildfire, and there’s a new variant—GII.17—behind the surge. It’s hitting hard in California, but cases are popping up all over the country. If you get it, expect sudden vomiting, diarrhea, and a rough couple of days. The best defense? Wash your hands like you mean it—hand sanitizer won’t cut it. And if you’re sick, skip cooking for others! #Health #BodyHealth #norovirus20Share
Courtney Williams+FollowWinter Vomiting Bug Is Everywhere RNIreland’s got a nasty norovirus wave just in time for the holidays. This ‘winter vomiting bug’ is spreading fast, and it’s not just a sniffle—think vomiting, diarrhea, and a couple of rough days on the couch. Docs say stay home for 48 hours after symptoms clear, wash your hands (soap, not just sanitizer!), and avoid hospitals or care homes if you’re sick. No cure, just ride it out and hydrate! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus200Share
Stacy Fisher+FollowNorovirus Is Wreaking Havoc RNWinter’s not just about sniffles—norovirus is making a comeback and it’s brutal. We’re talking vomiting, diarrhea, and it spreads like wildfire (think: dirty hands, shared towels, even unwashed veggies). Hand sanitizer won’t save you—only good old soap and water will. If you get hit, stay home, hydrate, and watch for dehydration. And yes, you can still spread it even after you feel better. Ugh, just what we needed this season! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus60Share
