Stomach bugs ‘decreased by more than half during first six months of lockdown’

Gastrointestinal outbreaks reported to health agencies during the first six months of lockdown fell by 52%, according to the study.

, told the BBC: “This study makes clear that as we’ve seen with other contagious diseases, such as colds and flu, prevalence of gastrointestinal infection was lower during the pandemic.

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