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Swine Flu: The myths

Separate the facts from the fiction- The truth about Swine Flu

Pull a sickie

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Fancy a duvet day? Top quality excuses for calling in sick

- Spend all day on Facebook
- Is your job making you ill?

Sallow-faced celebs

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Even the rich and beautiful look dog-rough the morning after

- Perfect jobs for party people
- Give your body a break

Still up for it?

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Alcoholic culprits in your booze cabinet that lurk after a party

- Drinks made famous by celebs
- Hangover-mopping foods

Sick at work?

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Don't let on that you're feeling rough - hide your hangover

- Career cock-ups
- Danger: wrong email alert

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