Here's what you need to know if confronting a norovirus infection. The Mayo Clinic warns that norovirus symptoms can come on quickly after exposure, and linger for several days after infection.

Norovirus infection has characteristic clinical and epidemiological features that can allow its differentiation from other causes of gastroenteritis. Norovirus is often acquired from a contact ...

Researchers have identified antibodies that could lead to a broadly protective norovirus vaccine and new treatment options.

A HOSPITAL has pleaded with patients to stay away unless they have an “urgent clinical need” – after a surge in norovirus ...

A vaccine against norovirus, the dreaded “winter vomiting bug”, could be closer than you think: early clinical trials have ...

Vomiting and diarrhea are the telltale signs of a norovirus infection. It’s not hard to differentiate norovirus from other seasonal illnesses. It’s a gastrointestinal illness that’s marked ...

Let's delve into what makes this virus so troublesome. According to The Metro, norovirus is a viral infection that inflames your intestines, which is why many of the symptoms relate to tummy pain.

As few as 10 virus particles can cause a norovirus infection, making it one of the most contagious viruses, and symptoms typically appear 12–48 hours after exposure and last 1–3 days.

A common virus that is extremely active between September through April, the norovirus is highly contagious with symptoms lasting one to three days depending upon the age and health of ...

An increasing number of studies show that immunosuppressive therapy is a risk factor for norovirus infections. Noroviruses are highly resistant to harsh environmental conditions, and the ...

Norovirus is "highly contagious" and the infection "can cause severe dehydration and even death," according to the Mayo Clinic. The illness often occurs in "closed and crowded environments" such ...