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While being quiet is probably at the forefront of most people's minds, not flushing a nighttime wee can cause health issues

As we head into summer, there are a range of illnesses that become more prevalent throughout the season - a doctor has warned of the 'early signs' of them

With norovirus cases now confirmed by the UK Health Security Agency to be 'unusually high' for this time of year, Brits are being reminded how the nasty diarrhea and vomiting bug spreads

Norovirus cases are soaring across the nation, as scientists from the UK Health Security Agency say the miserable weather in spring may be to blame for an unusually high number of infections

The UK faces an unusual spike in cases of norovirus, commonly known as the 'winter vomiting bug', and the NHS has advised of the main danger for people who have the condition

As cases of winter vomiting bug norovirus explode - with the UKHSA saying they're up 75% from the five-year average - Brits are being warned to look out for the symptoms beyond just being sick

The UKHSA has issued an urgent warning after a surge in cases of a highly contagious bug as they remain unusually high for this time of year and have shown no signs of the expected spring decline

The UK Health Security Agency has issued a warning to Brits after a sharp rise in cases of norovirus, urging those who have symptoms of the bug not to go to work or school

WARNING, DISTRESSING IMAGES: Six-year-old Alfred, from Liverpool, plummeted to the size of a three-year-old, following stomach aches and diarrhea triggered by cryptosporidiosis after a family Easter trip to Leicestershire

Alfred Roper, six, dropped a massive 2.5 kilos in weight - the equivalent of a three year old - after he caught a parasite while on holiday with his family

The new data from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows that reported cases have stayed high instead of decreasing like they usually do as the weather warms up in spring

Several schools have been forced to close as norovirus strikes thousands of children with the dangerous, highly contagious sickness bug

A virus which is making its way across the Northeast of the US - mainly affecting New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania - has caused some schools to shut

NHS England figures show the number of flu patients in hospital has reached a new winter high with an average of 2,478 people being looked after - nearly double from the beginning of the year

People are being urged to self isolate by NHS leaders if they feel the start of a cough due to a huge spike in the cases of winter viruses such as flu and norovirus in the country

As norovirus rates soar and more confirmed cases of the 100-day-cough pop up across the country - why do wee keep getting sick? One Dr explains what foods we should avoid to avoid feeling under the weather

Cases of norovirus have rocketed by 18% in just a fortnight, as the winter vomiting bug sweeps across the UK. Here are the most common symptoms to watch out for

Winter often sees a rise in common viruses like chickenpox, norovirus and flu which can keep children off school, but there are steps you can take to keep illness at bay

Morriston Hospital, which is in Swansea, south Wales, says there is has been a rise in Norovirus, Covid, flu or C.difficile cases recently and so, until further notice, no visitors are allowed in

Health experts are urging people who have had norovirus to not return to work or school until 48 hours after they have recovered from the bug which is spiking in the country

There are seven illnesses to keep an eye out for, which you might be especially at risk of over the festive season, when socialising with friends and family

Covid positivity rates are on the increase, as are respiratory diseases, but it is becoming difficult to identify the symptoms and signs of coronavirus, experts say

The UK Health Security Agency states 1,653 people reported being infected with the notorious virus in England, with children under four being the most affected group

James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough has urged patients with vomiting or diarrhoea to stay at home as the winter bug norovirus is sweeping through its wards