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Article: New York Doctor: Do Your Boss A Favor, Call In Sick If You Have the Flu.
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- March 18, 2002
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By Sharon Linstedt, The Buffalo News, N.Y. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Mar. 18--Sore, scratchy throat, headache, hacking cough and clogged nose -- this is a checklist of symptoms more than a few Western New Yorkers have battled this cold and flu season.
These are also the elements of that age-old dilemma: Am I too sick to go to work?
It turns out this is a multiple-choice question. For some, neither phlegm, nor fever will keep them from their appointed rounds. For others, the smallest sniffle results in a day at home on the couch.
In the middle ground are the rest, who attempt to rationally weigh the pros of showing up at ...
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