“Washing your hands with soap and warm water and using bleach-based products to clean surfaces will also help stop infections from spreading. Alcohol gels do not kill norovirus so don’t rely ...

Douglas recommends washing your hands with soap and warm water as well as using bleach-based products to clean surfaces. But the expert warned: “Alcohol gels do not kill norovirus so do not rely ...

Still, it is wise to treat anyone with severe gastrointestinal symptoms as if they could have norovirus, prompting those ...

Hand sanitisers cannot kill norovirus and are not effective at protecting you. You can find out more about the signs and symptoms of norovirus at NHS.UK.

THE ALCOHOL DOESN’T KILL THE ... NOTHING TO DO WITH ANYTHING. BUT I SAID TO THE NURSE, HAVE YOU BEEN BUSY? AND SHE WAS WEIGHING ME, AND SHE SAID, WE CANNOT KEEP UP WITH THE NOROVIRUS PATIENTS.

Be it from tap water on a vacation, some dodgy chicken, or something the kids have brought home from school, we've almost all been flattened by an awful stomach bug at some point in our lives. For ...

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Always remember to wash your hands and be cautious," she concludes. If you have the norovirus, the NHS warns: "Do not go to school, nursery or work until you have not been sick or had diarrhoea ...