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Cystic acne is considered to be the most severe type of acne. Not only are cystic lesions unsightly, but they're also painful and not easily gotten rid of. According to Allure Magazine, cystic pimples don't contain a core of dead skin or pus. That means if you try to squeeze one, it won't work. Instead, you get trauma and more inflammation, leading to scarring and skin discoloration. If you can't run to a dermatologist for a quick cortisone injection, start by putting ice on the cystic lesion for a few seconds, then moisturize. Then, apply both salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide ointments. The former should be at around 1.5 to 2 percent. The latter should be at around 2.5 percent. Finally, top it off with some oil-free moisturizer, and mask redness with a green color-correcting concealer. Good luck!
A Seattle doctor says her patient 'came back from the dead' after his heart stopped for 45 minutes and he froze to death. 45-year-old hiker Michael Knapinski was found unconscious after being lost in whiteout conditions on Mount Rainier in Washington state. Knapinski was put on life support after arriving at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Washington, last week. But his team of doctors quickly decided he would be the perfect patient for the life support machine known as ECMO--essentially a 'heart' outside the body. According to CNN, doctors were able to jumpstart his heart. I'm extremely grateful to everybody here at the hospital for not giving up on me. I'm alive and breathing. Michael Knapinski
Beijing, Sep 16 (EFE/EPA).- More than 200 Hanfu enthusiasts wearing traditional Chinese clothing came together for a two-day modelling competition in Beijing, China, last month. (Camera: WU HONG).SHOT LIST: HANFU MODEL COMPETITION AT A SHOPPING MALL IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Panama, Aug 24 (EFE).- (Camera: Carlos Lemos) "All the brothers who went to the hospital for COVID-19 died," says Gloria Samana, a botanist from the remote Ipetí Emberá indigenous community of Alto del Bayano, Panama.Away from the chaotic capital, the Emberá, one of the seven indigenous peoples of Panama, have resorted to their traditional medicine to help COVID-19 patients.FOOTAGE OF THE EMBERA.SOUNDBITES OF GLORIA SAMANA, FROM THE EMBERA.Translation:"We want to have coordination with western knowledge because we also need help because we didn't have masks, hydroalcoholic gel and we didn't have drinking water, which is key in this process. We also want the kind of health services other people have."
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