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O '''norovírus''' é um tipo [[vírus]] que pode ser transmitido através de:da ingestão de alimentos crus ou agua contaminadamanipulados por mãos infectadas com virus atraves de coliformes fecais,contatos pessoais,via aerea causando diarreia .Locais<ref>{{Citar comoweb hospitais,cruzeiros,acampamentos|autor= etc,sao propicios em propagar este tipo de virus|url=http://www1.folha.uol.Para prevenir basta tomar cuidados com.br/folha/ciencia/ult306u495832.shtml a|título=Norovírus higieneé pessoalum taldos comoprincipais lavarcausadores bemde asinfecções maosem e mantercruzeiros os|língua= locais|obra= limpos|data= |acessodata=}}</ref>
O virus pode permanecer por durante 12 horas numa superficie solida ou ate 12 dias em tecidos.Pode sobrevver meses e ate anos em agua contaminada com o virus.
Locais como hospitais,cruzeiros,acampamentos etc, são propícios em propagar este tipo de vírus.Para prevenir basta tomar cuidados com a higiene pessoal tal como lavar bem as mãos e manter os locais limpos .
E particularmente perigoso para idosos e bebes.
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