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Norovirus

The Queen Mary 2 Is Worst Cruise Ship Norovirus Outbreak in March

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | April 29, 2025

While the Queen Mary 2 has experienced the worse cruise ship norovirus in March, it is not the only outbreak of note on a cruise vessel last month. In fact, the Encore, the Rotterdam, and the Coral Princess all had… read more

Korean Oyster Recall Expands Amid California Norovirus Outbreak

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | April 27, 2025

California norovirus outbreak prompts imported Korean oyster recall with more oysters added to the list. How many people are sick? Which oysters should you avoid? And how the heck do oysters get contaminated with norovirus anyway. Follow along to find… read more

Reports of Food Poisoning at C&D Bar & Grill

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | March 26, 2025

Reports of food poisoning at C&D Bar & Grill prompted intervention from Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. The restaurant was temporarily closed due to multiple reports of gastrointestinal illness. Here’s what we know about the food poisoning at C&D Bar &… read more

Another Norovirus Outbreak on Holland America Line Cruise

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | March 6, 2025

There has been another norovirus outbreak on Holland America Line. This one comes just shortly after another cruise ship norovirus outbreak from the same line. But the Holland America Line is not the only cruise line in the news. In… read more

A Potential Outbreak of Norovirus at Walt Disney World Has People on the Internet Talking

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | March 4, 2025

Most people would rather have a mouse ears headband souvenir rather than norovirus at Walt Disney World as a keepsake memory. But some unlucky parkgoers got the latter. At least that is what they are saying. There has been no… read more

Over a Dozen Sick with Norovirus in New Orleans From Contaminated Oysters

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 18, 2025

At least 15 people have fallen ill with norovirus in New Orleans from contaminated oysters, says the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. An area near the Chandeleur Sound has been shut down for at least three weeks. Additional cases… read more

Norovirus Season Is in Full Swing! Tips to Stay Safe and Avoid the Stomach Bug!

Norovirus,Our Blog | January 7, 2025

Norovirus season is here. And it has friends! The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is tracking a nationwide “quad-demic,” when you add norovirus outbreaks to seasonal flu, COVID, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Most people understand how to… read more

Denver United Airlines Employees Fell Sick After Eating Holiday Meal. What Does This Mean for Passengers?

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | January 5, 2025

Denver United Airlines employees participating in a holiday party fell sick. Experts suspect norovirus was the cause of their gastrointestinal illnesses. To complicate things further, a strict holiday leave policy may have put passengers at risk for this highly contagious… read more

FDA Announces Advisory for Norovirus in Pickering Passage Shellfish in Washington State

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | December 20, 2024

  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an announcement for norovirus in Pickering Passage Shellfish for the state of Washington. This alert advises restaurants and retailers not to serve or sell certain oysters and Manila clams from the… read more

State and Local Health Departments Are Investigating Norovirus at Faccia Luna After At Least 40 People Fall Sick

Norovirus,Outbreaks & Recalls | December 8, 2024

An outbreak of Norovirus at Faccia Luna pizzeria and Italian restaurant that sickened at least 40 people prompted both state and local health department investigations. The Pennsylvania Department of Health via the Department of Agriculture and the State College Health… read more