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As the influenza season begins, state health officials want to remind Hoosiers this is the Norovirus season as well. Viral gastroenteritis, caused by Norovirus, is now widespread throughout the state.

While everyone knows that the real Santa Claus is in the North Pole busily preparing for Christmas, he agreed, with the help of Cisco, to take time out of his busy schedule to speak with CHEO patients today.

White Memorial Medical Center closed its the neonatal unit and reportedly all pediatric units after the local baby patients reported illness. The bacterium is potentially fatal. Below is the statement released by the White Memorial Medical Center.

A fire broke out in a women's ward of a Moscow drug treatment hospital early Saturday. The fire filled the ward with heavy smoke and killed 45 women who found themselves trapped between the fire and a locked gate, officials said.

Larkin Community Hospital in Miami and its current and former owners, Dr. Jack Michel, Dr. James Desnick, Morris Esformes and Philip Esformes, have paid $15.4 million to settle federal and Florida civil health care fraud claims against them, the Justice Department announced today.

Hospitals continue to implement palliative care programs at a rapid pace, according to a Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) analysis of the latest data released in the 2006 American Hospital Association (AHA) Annual Survey of Hospitals.