In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wash your face with a gentle cleanser in the morning and before you go to bed. Also wash your face after you sweat or wear a hat or helmet. Use your fingertips to apply your cleanser. A washcloth or sponge may irritate your skin. There are many over-the-counter medicines that are effective for managing acne. Look for products that contain benzoyl peroxide, salicyclic acid, alpha hydroxy acids, or sulfur. These ingredients are found in gels, creams, scrubs, toners, and cleansers. If you do not know which ingredient works best for your skin, start with benzoyl peroxide. Try different ingredients to find what works best for your skin. If you use a gel or a cream, always apply it to freshly washed skin. Results do not happen overnight. It may take 2 to 3 months before you see any changes in your skin. Any products that you use should be oil-free, water based, and non-comedogenic. These products will be less likely to cause acne. Also pay attention to the hairsprays, gels, and other hair styling products you are using. These products can clog your pores as well. Try to keep them away from your face when you use them. The sun is very damaging to your skin and many acne medications make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Use a broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher. Many moisturizers already have sunscreen in them. Just make sure that it protects against both UVA and UVB rays. Apply your sunscreen after you have washed your face and applied any topical acne medication. Think about all of the things you touch throughout your day. When you touch your face, you spread germs and bacteria to your face. This can lead to flare-ups and breakouts. Make sure and keep anything that touches your face clean. For example, if you wear glasses make sure that your frames and lens are cleaned regularly. You may have tried all of the over-the-counter products and nothing has worked. A dermatologist can assess your skin and develop a plan to treat your acne. There are many options and medications for acne treatment nowadays. You can control your acne, prevent future breakouts, and reduce your chances of scarring and dark spots. Find a board certified dermatologist. Visit the American Academy of Dermatology website and enter your zip code if you need help finding one. Let your doctor know about the over-the-counter treatments you have been using and your current skin care regimen.
Summary: Wash your face twice a day. Use topical acne medications. Avoid acne causing cosmetics. Wear sunscreen everyday. Keep your hands away from your face. See a dermatologist.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: True morels have a cap that is fully attached to the stem, whereas false morels have a cap that freely hangs from the stem. Slice the cap in half lengthwise and examine the cap interior. True morels will be completely hollow inside the cap, from the tip to the bottom of the cap which is attached to the stem. Contrastingly, false morels will have a dimpled appearance in the cap interior, which looks cotton-like and fibrous. Furthermore, the cap of a true morel is usually uniform and longer than the stem, whereas the cap of a false morel is often irregular, looks squashed, and is shorter than the stem. Both of these mushroom species look similar to the white button mushrooms that are found in supermarkets. The green-spored parasol is toxic and can have serious consequences if it's consumed, whereas the shaggy parasol is edible. The spore print of a green-spored parasol mushroom will be either green or grey, whereas a shaggy parasol will produce a cream spore print. In North America, the green-spored parasol is the most commonly consumed toxic species of mushroom. It usually grows during summer and fall, particularly after heavy rains. Chanterelle mushrooms have false gills which means that they cannot be separated from the cap without the gills breaking. Contrastingly, Jack o'lantern mushrooms have true gills, and these are forked, knife-like, and can be removed without damaging the cap. Chanterelle gills also look as though they have melted. The distribution of the mushrooms can also indicate the species. Chanterelles only grow near trees and don't grow in large groups. Jack o'lanterns grow in dense clusters and can grow where there are no trees, such as in the middle of a field. Chanterelle mushrooms are safe to consume, while Jack o'lantern mushrooms are very toxic. The safe, edible honey mushrooms produce a white spore print, while deadly Galerina mushrooms give a spore print that's rusty brown. Honey mushrooms also tend to have a larger veil than Galerina mushrooms. These mushroom species look very alike and often grow in similar locations, such as along the same tree stump. It's easy to be foraging for honey mushrooms and to accidentally add deadly Galerina into your basket, which is why it's important to check every mushroom individually.
Summary: Distinguish true from false morels by looking at the cap shape and interior. Take a spore print to identify green-spored parasols from shaggy parasols. Check the gills to distinguish chanterelles from Jack o'lanterns. Identify honey mushrooms from deadly Galerina with a spore print.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Even a partial molar pregnancy cannot develop into a viable fetus and must be removed. The doctor will: Use a technique called dilation and curettage. This is done as an outpatient procedure so you will be able to go home the same day. The doctor will dilate your cervix and insert a small vacuum through your vagina and into your uterus. The vacuum will remove the cystic tissue. The doctor will monitor your levels of HCG or human chorionic gonadotropin, which is how they can tell if all of the tissue is gone and if a cancer is developing after a molar pregnancy. This is why it is absolutely essential you go to your follow up appointments. If your HCG levels do not drop back to normal after treatment, it suggests that all the cystic tissue may not have been removed. Remaining cystic tissue is usually effectively treated with chemotherapy, usually methotrexate. Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, drowsiness, dizziness, or temporary hair loss. The doctor may want to continue monitoring your hormone levels for up to a year. Again, it is extremely important you allow your doctor to monitor your HCG levels for as long as they deem necessary. The emotional effects of losing a fetus and worrying about the risks of developing cancer can be severe. You may find it helpful to: Talk to your doctor See a counselor to help you deal with the grief and anxiety Get support from family and friends Find a support group or online forum. Options include the Molar Pregnancy Support group (http://www.molarpregnancy.co.uk/), MyMolarPregnancy (https://mymolarpregnancy.com/), or the Hydatidiform Mole UK Information and Support Service (http://www.hmole-chorio.org.uk/index.html)
Summary:
Have the cystic tissue removed. Allow the doctor to monitor your HCG levels after the tissue has been removed. Get emotional support.