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New stomach bug sweeps the nation

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    Anna Kooiman has your Fox News Health Fix

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By the time now is for your Fox News health snakes and appointment is here the roundup of the top medical stories of the day -- and -- topping it off don't text in walk.

-- our reasoning behind -- particularly easy Heather good morning everybody at home there's a new stomach bug going around and it's all the way from down on that.

I knew that was a really that Australian accent wasn't it hit a new strain of the -- virus originally reported in Australia.

Has sickened people in Japan Europe and now in America.

The CDC says this strain is responsible for at least 60%.

Of the stomach -- cases reported in the United States this year.

Even though it's not more dangerous than normal stomach bug the -- -- virus spreads quickly across large groups of people unfortunately doctors say there's no real treatment.

-- just have to ride it out anything about the winter blues all the time but what you really may need to be watching out for.

The winter munchies researchers discovered we tend to eat more during cold weather.

They say it goes back to art animal instincts and the need to fatten up to survive freezing temperatures -- that's why we want to eat out the Chilean ice cream.

They also found no longer cold weather lasted the more calories people are consuming.

Day today and finally could depend on your -- me the key to happiness well new research says it can be possible.

As steady at a New Zealand claimed seven to eight servings of fruits and vegetables a day improves your -- What's more people's -- stayed positive through out the day after consuming that amount of -- mets' most.

US TA recommends adults get at least five servings of fruits and veggies each day.

But it turns out only 14% of American adults eat that recommended amount for more information on these stories and all your latest health news is that Fox News -- dot com ladies.

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