"Rapid Spread of Norovirus Across US Prompts CDC Concerns"

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Norovirus is sweeping across Connecticut, causing vomiting and diarrhea, especially in children and older adults, with cases peaking in the winter. The virus is spreading in the Northeast, mid-Atlantic states, and other regions. It is highly contagious and requires specialized cleaners like bleach to kill it. To prevent infection, people are advised to wash hands, disinfect surfaces, and avoid contact with those who are sick. Additionally, it's important to practice food safety and stay home until asymptomatic for 72 hours after symptoms end.
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