Problem: Article: For this recipe, an 8-inch pan should be used. This will create blocks of the proper size, which is key to get the hot chocolate to taste right. Line your pan with parchment paper, to keep the chocolate from sticking. Once it's transferred into the pan, smooth it out as much as you can. Then, pop it into the refrigerator to cool overnight. While the chocolate is still warm, you can add any fun toppings you like. Sprinkle some crushed peppermint, some caramel, or even some mini marshmallows! Just remember, whatever you top the chocolate with will be going in your hot chocolate. After your chocolate has solidified in the refrigerator, it's time to create your blocks. Carefully, turn the pan upside down to place the chocolate on a clean surface. The parchment paper will be handy here! Then, use a sharp knife to cut your chocolate into blocks. Make six lines going down the block, and six going across the block. Cut on those lines to get the proper sized chocolate blocks. To cut your chocolate most easily, run the blade of your knife under hot water. This will make your cuts smoother and easier. After your chocolate is cut into blocks, carefully push wooden lollipop or candy apple sticks into the blocks. Make sure the sticks you choose are sturdy enough to hold the chocolate, and long enough so that it can be used to stir hot milk. You can also press spoons into the chocolate, so that you have a stirring spoon once the chocolate melts!
Summary: Pour the chocolate into a pan. Cut your chocolate into blocks. Add the wooden sticks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you think you might have gynecomastia, see your doctor. While gynecomastia itself is not dangerous, you should have it checked out to make sure it is not a symptom of something more serious. See your doctor immediately if you have any other troublesome symptoms, such as: Pain and swelling in your breasts. These are common symptoms of gynecomastia, but could also be caused by a cyst or infection. Discharge from one or both nipples, which could be a sign of a condition such as breast cancer, an infection of the breast tissue, or an endocrine disorder. A hard lump in your breast, which may be a sign of breast cancer. It will be easier for your doctor to diagnose your condition if they have thorough information about your overall health and medical history. Your doctor may ask about: Any other symptoms you may be having. Any history of related health problems in your family. Any other medical problems you have had in the past. What medications, drugs, dietary supplements, or body care products you might be using. Your doctor will do a physical exam to determine if gynecomastia is likely. If they detect symptoms of gynecomastia, they may order further tests to determine the cause of the condition and rule out more serious problems. These tests may include: A mammogram. Blood tests. CT scans, an MRI, or a chest X-ray. A testicular ultrasound. A biopsy of your breast tissue, if cancer is suspected. In many cases, gynecomastia will go away on its own with time. However, if your gynecomastia does not clear up on its own, or if it is causing you a lot of pain or distress, your doctor may recommend one of the following treatments: Hormone therapy to block the production of estrogen or boost the production of testosterone in your body. Liposuction, to remove excess fat from the breast. Mastectomy, a type of surgery in which the glandular tissue of the breast is removed. Your doctor may also treat your gynecomastia by treating the underlying condition that is causing it. For example, if your gynecomastia is a result of a tumor in the testes, the tumor may need to be surgically removed in order to manage the gynecomastia and other symptoms. Your doctor might also recommend adjusting or stopping any medications you are taking that might cause gynecomastia.

SUMMARY: Make an appointment for an exam. Discuss your health history with your doctor. Get tests done to diagnose gynecomastia and rule out other issues. Ask your doctor about treatment options.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: White distilled vinegar works as both a stain remover and a fabric softener when added to a laundry load. Simply pour 0.25 cups (59mL) of vinegar into your washing machine during the rinse cycle to clean and soften your stained white clothes. Avoid using vinegar in your laundry along with chlorine bleach, since this combination will produce fumes that can be harmful to breathe. Note that using vinegar in the laundry may harm clothes made of silk, acetate, or rayon. This will not only get rid of stains, but will also give your clothes a nice lemony smell. Add 1 cup (240mL) of the lemon juice to your laundry along with your detergent, then wash as normal. Don't use lemon juice with colored clothing, since it may accidentally bleach them. Toothpaste has a number of surprising uses besides brushing your teeth, one of which is removing stains from clothing. Wet your clothing, then use an old toothbrush to apply a thin layer of white toothpaste to the stained area. Scrub the stain vigorously for about 30 seconds, then rinse the clothing in water. For the best results on white clothing, use a toothpaste with whitening properties. Avoid using colored toothpaste, since this may actually stain your white clothes even worse! The toothpaste method typically works well on cotton clothes, although it may not work on other fabrics.
Summary:
Add vinegar to your laundry to both remove stains and soften fabric. Try adding lemon juice to your laundry with your detergent. Scrub cotton clothes with white toothpaste before washing them.