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By Jill Schlesinger 
New Approaches to a Changing Problem
By A.J. Gross, C.P.A., E.A.
Meningococcal disease seems to cluster in young people who come into close contact, such as college students living in dorms.
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By Jill Schlesinger
Children typically have more fever at night, and those hours of fitful sleep and hot little bodies can seem very long.
By Dr. Daneen Skube
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Q: There’s one guy in my office who drives me up a wall. He’s self-centered, arrogant and always putting others down. I’ve tried rising above it, but that doesn’t work. I try feeling sorry for him and that doesn’t work. The truth is, I’d like to tar and feather him and ride him out of town. How do you work with someone you truly detest?
By Jill Schlesinger
The hardest part of my job is explaining to a client why they have a large tax bill. This is a difficult discussion because nobody wants to pay more taxes to the IRS. Here are some tips on paying sufficient taxes throughout the year so you don’t get a surprising tax bill at the end of the year.