"Alcohol gels do not kill norovirus, so don't rely on these alone," she explains, pointing out that common hand gels are not effective against this virus.

In the time of coronavirus, there are many theories floating around about what does and doesn’t kill the virus and other ...

By washing your hands frequently you can limit the chance of it spreading. Alcohol hand gels do not kill norovirus. Health officials are advising a strict self-isolation period of 48 hours after ...

And they do help in the battle against many viruses particularly when people are on the move and can't wash their hands. But these alcohol based sanitisers cannot kill norovirus because the ...

Field expert Douglas cautions against putting all your trust in hand sanitiser alone, stating: "Alcohol gels do not kill norovirus ... and using bleach-based products to clean surfaces will ...

If you have norovirus, the health body recommends you stay off school or work until you have not been sick or had diarrhoea for at least two days and do not visit hospitals or care homes during ...

“Washing your hands with soap and warm water and using bleach-based products to clean surfaces will also help stop infections from spreading. "Alcohol gels do not kill norovirus so don’t rely ...

Washing your hands frequently with soap and water is the best method of reducing your chances of getting norovirus this winter. Alcohol hand gels do not kill norovirus. Norovirus can usually be ...