Shopping Bags Can Also Carry Stomach Flu Virus - NPR (blog)

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Shopping Bags Can Also Carry Stomach Flu Virus NPR (blog) Sounds a little strange, but what happens, as epidemiologists from the Oregon Public Health Division and Oregon Health & Science University report, is that virus particles from vomit and feces can actually fly through the air, land on things like bags, ... Oregon norovirus traced to reusable grocery bagCBS News Norovirus outbreak traced to reusable grocery bagCTV.ca all 266 news articles »

Illness slams Flag school - Arizona Daily Sun

Illness slams Flag school Arizona Daily Sun The illness can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps and sometimes a low-grade fever. In a healthy person, it lasts a day or two. At Mountain School, which has 210 elementary school students and 25 staffers, the illness came on last week ... and more »

U of R research aims to prevent stomach flu - Examiner.com

U of R research aims to prevent stomach flu Examiner.com Every year millions of Americans suffer from a gastrointestinal illness often called "stomach flu". The nausea, vomiting and diarrhea usually lasts for about a day but those 24 hours can be among the most miserable experiences on earth. and more »

Hepatitis: Why you must get tested, vaccinated - Nigerian Tribune

Hepatitis: Why you must get tested, vaccinated Nigerian Tribune However, with no known symptoms, contracting the disease can go more or less unknown. Hepatitis, which mainly spreads through infected food, water and blood or other body fluids, can take years or even decades for its symptoms to appear, if at all, ... and more »

NHL Playoff Diary: A slice of history from Martin Brodeur's debut - National Post

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NHL Playoff Diary: A slice of history from Martin Brodeur's debut National Post Bush slumped over and, ultimately, vomited on then-Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa. It was announced the President was suffering from intestinal flu. “The doctors are certain that there is no other illness or any other problems related to this, ... and more »