Norovirus wave now more than double last year's peak, in CDC's data
- Norovirus infections this winter have reached levels more than double last season's peak, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Nearly 28% of norovirus tests were positive during the New Year's holiday week, surpassing last season's peak of 13.52%.
- The new strain GII.17 has driven this year's surge, linked to over 70% of outbreaks this season, as reported by the CDC.
- Norovirus rates are highest in the Midwest and Northeast, with lower population immunity contributing to the unusual wave, according to experts.
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