In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Often called trich, trichomoniasis is a type of vaginitis that is caused by a protozoa or parasite. It affects up to five million people in the US each year. This organism is a small parasite with a tail. In men, if trich is untreated, it can lead to chronic prostatitis. The symptoms of trichomoniasis include an itchy, green, and possibly frothy discharge with a fishy odor. This disease is sexually transmitted, so if you think you have it, you should let your sexual partner know so both partners can be tested and treated before resuming intercourse. If one of you is diagnosed then both of you need treatment. Traditionally, the diagnosis for trich is done in a doctor's office. A wet prep is done by placing vaginal secretions under the microscope with a drop of saline solution. This will cause the parasite under the microscope to swim across the field and be identified. There can be doctor discrepancy. Because of this, your doctor may also perform more standardized testing, such as a PCR assay to determine exactly what disease you have. You may also be given a pap smear as well. If this is not treated in pregnant women, there can be complications when giving birth such as low birth weight and prematurity due to a premature rupture of membranes (PROM). As with BV, trich can be treated with oral medication such as Flagyl. The usual dose is 2 grams taken once orally. You should avoid alcohol while taking Flagyl. Your partner should also take Flagyl at the same time. While you are taking the medication, intercourse should be avoided until both partners have completed treatment. Some studies recommend the use of Tindamax for trich as well. If prescribed, you will only have to take one 2 mg dose. This medication has a cure rate between 86-100%.
Summary: Learn about trichomoniasis. Diagnose trich. Treat trich.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can find coatings specifically made for this purpose. The idea is they taste bad, and then your horse doesn't want to crib on that surface. Another option is hot sauce from the grocery store. Use a paintbrush to add a thick coating to the items, and then let it dry. Look online or at your favorite equine store for bad-tasting coatings. You could also try non-toxic soap. Place the collar just behind the horse's jaw, and tighten it around the neck. This collar won't affect the horse's eating or drinking, but it's just tight enough to prevent it from cribbing. Generally, horses don't seem to find these collars uncomfortable. However, you should check under your horse's collar often. The horse can develop lesions due to how tight it has to be prevent cribbing. Take the collar off when your horse is exercising. This option fits over your horse's mouth, allowing it to still eat and drink but blocking it from cribbing with a metal bar. While these also don't seem to be uncomfortable for the horse, they may not be as comfortable as wearing a cribbing collar. Cribbing rings prevent the practice by not allowing the horse to make contact between its teeth and the object it is cribbing. The ring is inserted around the front teeth, but it can fall out easily. It may slightly inhibit your horse's ability to graze. Your vet should put the cribbing ring in. While this board won't stop your horse from cribbing, it does allow your horse to do it a little more safely. This can be a solution if you simply can't stop your horse from cribbing. You may need to discourage your horse from using other boards in the area by using a bad-tasting coating.
Summary: Apply a bad-tasting coating to the objects your horse cribs to discourage the behavior. Use a tightly applied cribbing collar for an easy solution. Put a cribbing muzzle on your horse if a cribbing collar doesn't work. Try a cribbing ring around your horse's teeth if other options are unsuccessful. Cover a board with rubber for your horse to use for cribbing.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Click the "Go" button at the top center of the screen, then select "Utilities" from the drop-down menu. Select "Activity Monitor" on the resulting screen. Once you're in the Activity Monitor, find processes with "Chromium" and "Chromium" Helper in the name. Select both and hit "Quit Process" for each. If an "Are you sure?" tab pops up, select the "Force Quit" option. Clock the "Go" button again, then select "Go to Folder." Enter "/Library/LaunchAgents" in the search bar to find and open the folder. Locate "org.chromium.Chromium.plist" in the folder and move it to the Trash. Once you've done this, search for "~/Library/LaunchAgents" in the same manner. Send the "org.chromium.Chromium.plist" you find here to the trash as well. Finally, search for "~Library/Application Support" in the same way. Trash the "Chromium" entry you find there. Click on "Go" once again, then choose "Applications." Find the entry for "Chromium.app" and right-click it. Select "Move to Trash." You may need to enter your Mac password in order to complete this task. Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner of the screen, then select "System Preferences" from the drop-down menu. Select "Accounts" and then the "Login Items" button. Highlight "Chromium" on the list that appears, then press the minus ("-") button at the bottom of the tab. This will prevent any Chromium remnants from attempting to launch at startup. Open Safari and choose "Preferences" from the drop-down that appears when you click on "Safari" along the top of the screen. Click the "Privacy" tab that appears. Choose the option "Remove All Website Data" and confirm the choice by selecting "Remove Now." Instead of removing all data, you can instead click on the small "Details" button that's right below the "Remove All Website Data" button. From there, you can scroll through a list and remove only the data you select. If you also use other browsers, such as Firefox or Google Chrome, use an online tutorial to help you clear your website data from them as well.
Summary:
Stop "Chromium" and "Chromium Helper" via the Activity Monitor. Delete Chromium materials you find in "Library" folders. Trash the Chromium application in the Applications menu. Adjust your System Preferences to prevent automatic startups. Remove website data from Safari and any other browsers.