In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many of the standard treatment therapies aren't effective for immunocompromised patients because their immune systems are not able to respond normally to the treatments. Widespread facial molluscum have become a common marker for severe HIV infection because the low CD4 cell counts in these types of patients create the perfect host environment for the molluscum virus. There are many therapies used to restore immune system functionality in patients with compromised immune systems. Some of these treatments include stimulating cytokines (chemical messages that enable communication within the cells of the immune system), introducing Interleukin-2 to help increase CD4 cells, or antiretroviral therapy. This kind of therapy aims to eliminate the ability of the virus to reproduce itself within its host. In many cases, this helps eradicate the virus altogether. This type of treatment often has severe side effects including flu-like symptoms, tenderness around the site of the lesion, depression, and lethargy.
Summary: Choose a different course of treatment if you have a weakened immune system. Get therapy to improve your immune system function. Use intralesional interferon therapy.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're using sage for seasoning, it's best to crumble it. Rub each leaf separately, continuing until all of the sage is ready for storage. If you are using the sage to form a sage bundle, keep the leaves whole. You could use a jar, tupperware container, or ziplock bag. Make sure that the seal doesn't have any leaks, as moisture from the air could ruin the batch. You can store the sage in a pantry, cabinet, or in the refrigerator. If you use a clear jar, place it in the dark to preserve the color of your sage.
Summary: Crumble the sage by rolling it between your fingers. Transfer the dried sage to an airtight container. Place the container in a cool, dry area.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tune the first string down to an E. If you are using a piano, play an E note and match the low E string to that note. Take it slow and make sure the notes are synchronized. This can be a good technique if your tuner is not chromatic. Chromatic tuners hit all the notes including sharps and flats. Go through each string either using a tuner, piano, or your ear. Play a standard E chord and check to see if everything sounds tuned. Go through each string within a chord, and make sure it sounds in tune. Rely on your ears, but you might need to use a tool.
Summary:
Find a tuner or a piano. Tune the rest of the guitar normally. Adjust the tuning.