It's the leading cause of foodborne illness, and it's more contagious than you probably realize.
Nobody likes a stomach bug. There’s the nausea, vomiting, diarrhea—and if you’re lucky, you get all of the above. And if this particular stomach bug happens to be norovirus, you have the extra treat of knowing it’s super transmissible.
The CDC told Today.com that norovirus cases are on the rise in all 14 of the states that report to its norovirus surveillance program. Noro isn’t a new virus, but it tends to surge in the winter, and it seems to be following that program this year. So here is what you need to know.
How to Avoid the Nasty Norovirus Stomach Bug
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