Brits have been cautioned that alcohol gel hand sanitisers won't halt the spread of the norovirus winter vomiting bug, which ...
Many could be at risk of being infected with the illness this half term, which spreads easily from person to person ...
“Alcohol-based sanitisers work by dissolving the lipid envelope that surrounds many viruses. It is this envelope that enables ...
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Brits are being warned to be vigilant as cases of an "unpleasant" winter bug have soared 116% above the usual levels for this ...
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Norovirus is highly contagious and can cause vomiting and diarrhoea, high temperatures, and aches and pains all over the body ...
This has prompted the UKHSA to issue a stark warning to Brits, urging people to make sure they are ready for the incoming cold weather. Taking to Instagram, it said: "Look out for others as (the) ...
Hospitals have just experienced their busiest week of this winter as cases of norovirus, the bug that causes vomiting and diarrhoea, continue to surge.
There are tiers to the warnings depending on the severity of the weather conditions - yellow, amber and red - and the UKHSA has issued a yellow cold health alert covering North East, North West, ...
Forecasters are predicting temperatures will plummet from Thursday (February 6) onwards, as clear but cold weather takes hold. The Met Office is warning of 'wintry' showers, adding that it will 'feel ...
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) South West and Bristol City Council are urging parents across Bristol to look out for the signs and symptoms of measles and check their children’s MMR ...