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Over a hundred elementary students in Las Vegas affected by gastrointestinal illness outbreak suspected to be caused by norovirus - Vimarsana News

Over a hundred elementary students in Las Vegas affected by gastrointestinal illness outbreak suspected to be caused by norovirus

More than a hundred schoolchildren at Wayne N. Tanaka Elementary School in Las Vegas, Nevada were seen vomiting simultaneously, spitting out their stomach contents in trash cans and the toilet [...]

Norovirus spreading across the US: What to know about symptoms and treatment - Vimarsana News

Norovirus spreading across the US: What to know about symptoms and treatment

People can suffer from vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, and stomach pain. Some may also develop fever, headache, and body aches.

Source: wxyz.com
Nasty stomach bug takes it out of Nelson Mandela Bay residents - Vimarsana News

Nasty stomach bug takes it out of Nelson Mandela Bay residents

A stomach bug is on the run in Nelson Mandela Bay, with pharmacists and hospitals recording an influx of patients though the cause remains unknown.

Stomach bug sweeps through England camp on eve of Pakistan Test - Vimarsana News

Stomach bug sweeps through England camp on eve of Pakistan Test

England's cricketers, including skipper Ben Stokes, have been struck down with a  suspected stomach bug on the eve of the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, despite the touring party bringing their own chef.

Source: enca.com
Parents Encouraged to Keep Kids Home if Sick With GI Bugs - Vimarsana News

Parents Encouraged to Keep Kids Home if Sick With GI Bugs

That’s the take-home message in a new CDC report, which found that nearly 90% of outbreaks of acute gastrointestinal infections in schools and child care settings result from person-to-person contact.

Source: webmd.com