norovirus 2016

Norovirus vs. E. coli: Causes, symptoms, risk factors, and complications

Norovirus and E. coli are two types of foodborne illnesses that are highly contagious. The two conditions can appear quite similar, so proper testing is important for narrowing down on the diagnosis. Here we will highlight the causes, symptoms, risk factors, and prevention tips for norovirus and E. coli. Norovirus vs. E. coli: Previous outbreaks ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flu affects Laguna Middle School, cruise ship in Silja Symphony

Norovirus 2016 update: Stomach flu affects Laguna Middle School and cruise ship in Silja Symphony. Laguna Middle School in San Luis Obispo, California, has cancelled its annual grade eight dance after 80 students fell ill with vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal cramping. One teacher was also affected. After testing, it was confirmed that all those who ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flu affects elementary schools in Carmel Valley and San Jose

Norovirus (stomach flu) cases have been seen in some American elementary schools, including Palm Beach Gardens elementary, and in San Jose. First, there were reported norovirus cases in Carmel Valley, California, where Sage Canyon School finally reopened after the stomach flu broke out. On May 27, the school was shut down when students and staff ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak: Stomach flu hits scientists in Santa Fe, Disney Wonder cruise ship

Norovirus 2016 outbreak: Latest bout of the stomach flu has hit scientists in Santa Fe and passengers aboard a Disney Wonder cruise ship. Norovirus has stricken over 30 scientists attending the conference held at the Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza hotel. Scientists came from the universities of Harvard, Berkeley, Stanford, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flu affects Carleton College in Minnesota and docked cruise ship in Virginia

Norovirus (stomach flu) has affected students at Carleton College in Minnesota. At least 22 students have been affected thus far, and it is suspected that the illness originated from the Hogan Brothers’ Acoustic Cafe in Northfield, Minnesota, a popular restaurant that serves custom-made sandwiches. The restaurant is temporarily closed for sanitation purposes and to investigate ...click here to read more

Norovirus is a costly illness

Norovirus is a costly illness, with associated healthcare expenses accumulating to nearly four billion dollars a year worldwide. Furthermore, the price tag skyrockets when you account for lost productivity and other societal costs, stacking up to $64 billion. The findings are the first to put a monetary value on norovirus illness and show its economic ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 update: Stomach flu affects Wilsonville, OR, and a restaurant in Red Wing, MN, costs exceed $64 billion

Norovirus 2016 update: Stomach flu affects the residents of Wilsonville, Oregon, hits a restaurant in Red Wing, Minnesota, and a new study explains that the cost of treating norovirus exceeds $64 billion. Many seniors have fallen ill as a result of norovirus in Wilsonville, Oregon. The outbreak occurred at an independent living residence where 73 ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Suspected stomach flu cases rise in Marshfield, central Wisconsin

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Suspected stomach flu cases rise in Marshfield, central Wisconsin. Over 270 people attending an event in Marshfield, central Wisconsin have been potentially exposed to the norovirus. The Wood County Health Department is investigating the 16 cases of post-event illness and trying to uncover whether norovirus is the culprit. Those who have ...click here to read more

Norovirus outbreak 2016 update: Stomach flu hits universities of Rochester and Minnesota, cold plasma treatment can reduce risk

Norovirus outbreak 2016 updates: stomach flu hits the University of Rochester and the University of Minnesota, while researchers found cold plasma treatment may help reduce the risk of norovirus (stomach flu). Nearly 60 students from the University of Rochester have been stricken with norovirus (stomach flu). Students have been experiencing vomiting, nausea, and diarrhea, and ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flu affects Oregon State University, Brockton homeless shelter

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flue affects Oregon State University and Brockton homeless shelter. Oregon State University and Benton County health officials are working together on a recent norovirus outbreak, which affected the school. The outbreak began on March 30, 2016 and has grown to affect nearly 60 students. Majority of those affected by norovirus ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flu affects Applebee’s restaurant in Michigan, senior living facility in Tennessee

Norovirus 2016 update: stomach flu affects Applebee’s restaurant in Corunna, Michigan and a senior living facility in Memphis, Tennessee. Another restaurant has been temporarily shut down due to norovirus and it’s not another Chipotle location. This time around, it is the Applebee’s restaurant in Corunna, Michigan, where a person reported being sick after eating at ...click here to read more

Norovirus outbreak 2016 update: Stomach flu hit Boynton Beach, Coventry Elementary, and Oakfield Primary School

Norovirus outbreak 2016: More reports of the norovirus have come to light including an outbreak at Boynton Beach, Coventry Elementary and Oakfield Primary School. As reported earlier, the Norovirus outbreak started at Chipotle restaurant and spread to the west coast. Other stomach flu outbreaks on cruise ships and a number of educational institutions were also ...click here to read more

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flu confirmed on cruise ships (Ocean Princess and Anthem of the Seas), new stool study begins

Norovirus 2016 outbreak update: Stomach flu confirmed on cruise ships (Ocean Princess and Anthem of the Seas) and the University of Michigan is conducting a new stool study to find a potential cure. The Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed gastrointestinal illnesses on the cruise ship Anthem of the Seas. Royal Caribbean previously ...click here to read more

Norovirus outbreak 2016 update: 200 Ohio University students show symptoms, infected cruise ship returns

Norovirus outbreak 2016 update: 200 Ohio University students have shown symptoms of norovirus, while the infected Royal Caribbean cruise ship finally returned from sea. Since the initial outbreak at the Ohio University, numerous students have begun testing positive for norovirus, with symptoms of diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and stomach pain. University spokesperson, Carole Johnson, said, “We ...click here to read more