In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Chocolate Chip-Zucchini Squares or Carrot Cake make smarter options for your diet because the vegetables in these foods add both bulk and moisture, thus lowering the calorie density.
Summary: Try desserts that contain pureed fruit and extra vegetables. Eat desserts that contain large amounts of fruit, like an apple crumble or a peach bread pudding. Replace strudel-dough with phyllo dough.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Chemistry and biology are particularly important to understand as a lab scientist. If possible, invest time early in your career to cultivating a strong foundation in these subjects. Math is also an important subject to understand. If you truly understand and enjoy these subjects, this might be a good career for you. If you’re already out of high school, look for opportunities to improve your knowledge of these subjects online or at the library. Clinical laboratory scientists usually have a bachelor's degree with a major in medical technology or in one of the life sciences; clinical laboratory technicians generally need either an associate degree or a certificate.  Lab scientists have a more extensive knowledge of molecular biology and microbiology techniques. Also, they are more likely to obtain management positions, as well as earn higher salaries, when compared with technicians.  Lab technicians prepare samples, perform basic lab tests, and maintain instruments. Gather information on universities that have programs specific to training clinical lab scientists. Take into account the cost to attend, the job placement statistics of graduated students, and research availability.  Attending a university is a very expensive endeavor. Public schools in the state you reside may be cheaper than private schools, but public schools outside of your resident state may cost just as much as the private school. Schools should be able to provide you with data and job placement following graduation. Look into these statistics while trying to decide which school to attend. When choosing your school, weigh the costs of tuition against the benefits you'll receive from that school. For example, a higher tuition school may offer more scholarships or a better job-placement program. Additionally, they may provide more research funding for students. To be more competitive following graduation, try to find an internship or research opportunity during school. Not all universities have these available, so keep this in mind when deciding where to apply. Apply to multiple undergraduate universities to increase the probability that you will be accepted. Such organizations include the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS), the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP), or the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools. Degrees from schools with these accreditations are nationally recognized and will make you more competitive as a job candidate. Being a CLS requires that you learn the proper subjects before entering the workforce: biology, immunology, hematology, chemistry (organic, physical, and analytical), biochemistry, and physics (light and electricity). These courses represent the core type of work you will be doing on a daily basis. If you find these classes don’t interest you, consider a different career path or speak to a counselor about other options.
Summary: Gain familiarity with the sciences as early as high school. Know what type of post-high school education is required. Consider various schools. Obtain your degree from a school accredited by a nationally recognized agency. Take the proper chemistry, biology, and physics coursework.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Snakebite occurs most frequently during the warm spring and summer months. During warmer months, a snake will have more venom in its glands. This means that the snakebite will be more severe. Snakes often live near water and in locations where there are plenty of places to hide. This is why snakebite occurs more frequently in these areas. Stick to walking your dog on open, well-defined paths and stay away from high grass and rocks where snakes can hide. Don’t let your dog sniff any dead snakes, as the fangs can still be venomous. Remove undergrowth and mow down tall grass. This provides snakes with fewer locations to hide.  Check your property for any toys or tools in overgrown areas, as these can also provide good hiding places for snakes. Avoid leaving out any food or bird seed, as this can attract rodents and therefore snakes. The Australian Government provides a free service that will remove snakes for you, due to both the dangerous nature of the task and to protect the snakes. If you need to get a snake on your property removed, call this service on (08) 9474 9055. Antivenom costs a lot to produce, which means that getting your dog treated for snakebite can be costly. Snakebite treatment for dogs is usually effective if done so promptly, and having pet insurance will help to reduce the financial stress during these times.
Summary:
Keep your dog on a leash during the months between October and April. Avoid walking your dog in bushland, on dunes, or near water. Repel snakes from your property by clearing overgrown vegetation. Contact the Department of Parks and Wildlife Snake Removal Service if needed. Get pet insurance to help cover the cost of a future snakebite.