INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The first thing you should do in the event of a needlestick injury is carefully wash around the wound. This can minimize your risk of any infections. Use soap and water to clean the wound. If water is unavailable, use alcohol-based hand rubs or solutions. Needlestick injuries can expose you to a number of blood-borne pathogens. It's essential to report all injuries right away to ensure that you receive appropriate followup care. Notify a supervisor as you'll probably need to fill out an accident report form. You will need to leave work and immediately see a doctor. See if anyone in your hospital can see you. If they cannot, immediately go to an emergency room. A doctor will take detailed information about your injury and perform a physical exam. He or she will ask you how deep the needle went in and whether or not it was visibly contaminated at the time. Your doctor should also explain transmission risks, which are luckily relatively low. He or she will probably want to perform blood tests to check for pre-existing diseases. If your doctor believes the risk of transmission is elevated for any reason, he or she may recommend post exposure prophylaxis. This is a treatment in which you are given a round of antibiotics designed to prevent the transmission of certain infections. If the person who was initially injected with the needle was positive for any diseases such as HIV or hepatitis C, your doctor will probably recommend prophylaxis. If you know there was blood on the needle, your doctor will also likely recommend the treatment. You will probably be referred to a specialist for specifics on your treatment options. The medications used depend on which diseases your doctor thinks you're most at risk for. Your doctor will probably test you for certain infections. Until you get the test results back, you should not engage in unprotected sex or donate blood.

SUMMARY: Wash the wound. Report needle stick injuries right away. See a doctor immediately. Undergo post exposure prophylaxis. Refrain from certain activities until your test results are received.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Corsets aren't just for period pieces anymore modern women use corsets to narrow the middle portion of their bodies and make their breasts appear larger and more pronounced. Look for a corset that has boning; this will serve as a makeshift bra. Do not immediately tighten your corset after putting it on. Give your body a few minutes to adjust before lacing yourself in.

SUMMARY: Try a corset.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: People may envy those who are charismatic by nature. One key aspect to charisma is positivity. If you exude positive energy, people will be more drawn to you. Try to go into any situation with a positive attitude. Hope for the best at school, work, social situations, and other aspects of your life. Surround yourself with other positive people. You do not want to be around anyone who's going to drain you emotionally. Engage in positive self-talk. If you screw something up at work, think, "This is an opportunity to grow" instead of "I'm so mad at myself for failing." People tend to envy those who are comfortable with themselves and their interests. This can also make you look more charismatic. Try not to fake interest or enthusiasm. Do not appear shameful of your own interests, moods, and passions. Be upfront with others. Showcase your unique sense of humor and style. Express your interests and opinions without shame. People will be drawn to you naturally if you give off a sense of authenticity. Confidence is enviable, and it can help build your charisma. If you don't already have a good self-image, take steps to work on feeling good about yourself. If there's an area in your life you would like to improve, work on it. This may help improve your confidence. If you're insecure about your body, for example, try working out and eating healthier. Take action in your life. If you're more proactive, you'll feel better about yourself. Talk to someone you think is attractive at the bar. Approach someone at a networking event. Speak more assertively. This can help you feel confident. Avoid "ums" and "uhs." Simply cut to your point. It's a small thing, but it can go a long way. Work on smiling throughout the day. Smile at co-workers at the water cooler. Smile at people you make eye contact with on the street. This can make you look happy and charismatic, which may spurn envy in others. Enthusiasm can help boost your energy. It can also boost the energy of those around you. Being enthusiastic throughout the day can increase your charisma. If you're a naturally charismatic person, this may make others jealous. Sit up straight, smile, and make eye contact. This will make you look energetic and enthusiastic. Go into every situation with a willingness to listen to others, learn, and try new things.

SUMMARY: Give off positive energy. Be authentic. Work on building your confidence. Smile. Have enthusiasm.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Let him know that you are not interested; say this assertively but without being mean. You do not need to list all of his faults and hurt his feelings. Just be clear that you don't think a relationship (of whatever sort is at stake) will work and that you would prefer it if he leave you alone. For example, if he keeps trying to get you to go on a date and you want him to stop, you might say "look, I'm sorry but I am not interested in dating you, can you please stop asking?" If the honest reasons may actually hurt the individual (such as if you find him annoying), re-phrase the reason to make it less hurtful. For example, if he asks why you will not date him, instead of saying something along the lines of "I find you annoying" you could say, "our personalities clash and I do not think we get along that well". This removes the emphasis from his character and places it on the particular dynamic that occurs between the two of you. Empathy leads people to act more prosocially. Let him know that the way he is behaving towards you is making you uncomfortable or scared, and that the experience is unsettling. He may not realize that his attention toward you is making you feel uncomfortable; he may reach the opposite conclusion, that you like his affection and attention. Engage his emotions by telling him how you really feel about his unwanted behavior. For example, if he still is still pursuing you even though you have said your personalities do not match, you might say "I have told you that I am not interested a number of times and I feel like you aren't listening, which is making me feel uncomfortable and nervous." Do not give him any wiggle room to misinterpret your words. If you do so, he may stick around or give you distance only temporarily. Rather than saying "I'm not interested in dating you right now" close the door entirely by saying "I am not interested in dating you". In severe cases of unwanted attention, after all other options have failed and you truly feel unsafe, threaten legal action. Be ready to turn him over to the police if he continues. Let him know that you are taking detailed notes about his actions toward you. Keep a record of all of the communications attempts he makes.

SUMMARY:
Be honest. Encourage his empathy. Don't leave any doors open. Threaten legal action.