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Women think their spouse is very annoying or a 'nightmare' once they get sick, says a new study.
The Walgreens Flu Impact Report that was conducted by the national drugstore chain found that a third of American women think their hubands are very annoying when they come down with the flu.
Asked if they would rather have the flu or take care of a spouse or partner, the results were split evenly at 50 percent, the New York Post reported.
Only 14 percent of men feel the same way.
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