Well, the reason for thinking otherwise, the reason for not being utterly dismissive of this suggestion, is that when people get ill, terminally ill, it often seems to take them by surprise.
Armed with a black bag and blackberry, DeJonge visits mostly the elderly who either can't get to a hospital or are so ill that moving them would prove life-threatening.
Employees targeted by bully bosses stand a 64% chance of losing their jobs, the institute says, because they get fired or the bullying makes them too ill to work.
People may get more complications from this particular strain of H3N2, "which may make themill for a longer period of time, " Dr. Michael Jhung, medical epidemiologist in the influenza division at CDC, told CNN's Mary Snow.
