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Navigation menu. Who gets norovirus infection? Anyone can become infected. It only occurs in humans and is found worldwide. The last outbreak was in The Sydney strain's appearance has coincided with a spike in influenza, perhaps contributing to the perception that this is a particularly bad flu season in the U.
Officials said it is too soon to predict if the new strain will lead to more outbreaks than in previous years. Ian Goodfellow, a prominent researcher at England's University of Cambridge, calls norovirus "the Ferrari of viruses" for the speed at which it passes through a large group of people. You can be feeling quite fine one minute and within several hours suffer continuous vomiting and diarrhea," he said. Health officials have grown better at detecting new strains and figuring out which one is the culprit.
They now know that norovirus is also the most common cause of food poisoning in the U.
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