Small School District Hit With 500 Cases Of Norovirus
A small school district in Oxnard has been hit with hundreds of cases of norovirus.
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A small school district in Oxnard has been hit with hundreds of cases of norovirus.
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The 39-year-old woman was diagnosed with the flu, which progressed to pneumonia.
The physicians take their patients grocery shopping to help treat their illnesses.
A cold weather alert has been issued for the mountains and Santa Clarita and Antelope valley areas of Los Angeles County.
"I like that the school is being proactive," said a father.
The twins were born on Tuesday at PIH Health hospital in Whittier.
Heart disease is the leading killer of women, according to the American Heart Association.
A Santa Monica middle school was closed Friday while crews work to eradicate all traces of a gastrointestinal norovirus.
District officials said they are working with the county Department of Public Health, which believes the gastrointestinal illness, possibly norovirus, originated in Yosemite and may affect students from "dozens of school districts.''
The infection has in the past been traced to a specific type of heater-cooler device used during open heart surgery.
That person might have contracted it while traveling overseas, and there is no evidence it has spread in the local community, the county health department says.
Her condition had not previously been made public and emerged after a side effect from treatment sent her to the hospital Monday.
