Flu cases and hospitalizations are surging, already breaking last season's records. Here's where activity is highest, what ...

After someone who has norovirus vomits or has diarrhea, the CDC recommends the following: Disinfect the areas a contagious ...

The illness — commonly caused by "norovirus" — spreads differently than respiratory viruses and requires different prevention ...

Norovirus is the country's leading cause of vomiting, diarrhea, and foodborne illness, and right on schedule, it's picking up steam again as the holidays arrive.

This year’s flu season is brutal — and getting the vaccine is one of the best ways to prevent yourself from getting seriously ...

A norovirus particle is pictured in this 3D illustration by Jessica A. Allen for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shared via Wikimedia Commons. CDC / Jessica A. Allen, Illustrator: ...

As North Carolina illness rates spike post-holidays, here's what to know about the spread of flu, stomach flu and COVID-19.

What you eat when you have the flu can help you recover. It’s essential to stay hydrated and get the nutrients your body needs. Here are foods to eat and avoid.

'Tis the season of vigorous handwashing and using copious amounts of hand sanitizer as Americans try to avoid getting sick before the holidays. If it seems like everyone around you is constantly ...

Many people are home for the holidays – and so are their germs. It’s possible sickness could be knocking on the door along with your party guests. It’s cold and flu season, and common winter illnesses ...