Norovirus

• Dozens of New Jersey college students were hospitalized after a possible outbreak of the norovirus. About 58 students from Riders Lawrenceville campus experienced gastrointestinal illnesses that required some to be hospitalized Wednesday night.
(msnbc.com)
• Rider University says 40 students became sick Wednesday night from a possible outbreak of norovirus on the Lawrenceville, Mercer County, campus.
(Philadelphia Daily News)
• The Kern County Health Department suspects norovirus may be to blame for a flu-like outbreak at a senior living home in Bakersfield. Norovirus is sometimes associated with people getting sick on cruise ships.
(msnbc.com)
• There is a nasty virus awaiting you on the nearest door handle and you don't want this one.
(Sun Journal)
• PHILADELPHIA, PA.; February 9, 2012 (WPVI) -- Norovirus is often called the cruise ship virus, because it is seen a lot on cruise ships.he virus spreads like wildfire in close quarters, such as ships, schools, or college dorms.
(Abc Local Web)
• Norovirus cases led to a quarantine of the Sauk County Health Care Center on Monday as health officials in at least three south central Wisconsin counties have reported a string of recent cases of the illness.
(Portage Daily Register)
• It has been recently revealed that the Royal Berkshire Hospital closed its three wards for new patients on Monday. However, they are determined to open the wards in next 24 hours.
(TopNews United States)
• Marin County health officials are urging residents to take precautions after several outbreaks of norovirus, a flu-like illness. Since Jan.
(Marin Independent Journal)
• A common stomach bug has sickened more than 30 people in at least three senior living communities in St. Louis County, health officials said today. Residents of Nazareth Living Center in south St.
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
• Norovirus infections recently forced two cruise ships to return to port early in south Florida after hundreds of people were sickened by the vicious gastrointestinal illness, but that isnt the only industry seeing infections.
(FOX 9 News)