Problem: Article: Since COVID-19 is a respiratory infection, a cough, with or without mucus, is a common symptom. However, a cough could also be a symptom of allergies or a different respiratory infection, so try not to worry. Call your doctor if you think your cough might be caused by COVID-19. Consider if you've been around someone who was sick. If so, you're more likely to have contracted what they had. However, do your best to stay away from sick people. If you're coughing, keep your distance from people who have decreased immune systems or have high risks for complications, such as those over 65-years-old, newborns, children, pregnant women, and those who are on immunosuppressants. Since fever is a common symptom of COVID-19, always check your temperature if you're worried you contracted the virus. A fever over 100.4F (38.0C) could be a sign that you have COVID-19 or another infection. If you have a fever, call your doctor to discuss your symptoms. If you have a fever, you're likely contagious, so avoid contact with other people. COVID-19 can cause trouble breathing, which is always a serious symptom. Contact your doctor immediately or get emergency medical care if you're having difficulty breathing. You may have a serious infection, such as COVID-19. You may need additional treatments for breathing problems, so always consult your doctor for shortness of breath. While COVID-19 is a respiratory infection, it doesn't usually cause a sore throat or runny nose. Its most common symptoms are cough, fever, and shortness of breath. Other symptoms of a respiratory infection likely indicate that you have another illness, like the common cold or the flu. Call your doctor to be sure. It's understandable that you'd be nervous about COVID-19 if you're feeling sick. However, you probably don't need to worry if you're having symptoms other than fever, cough, and shortness of breath.
Summary: Check for respiratory symptoms such as a cough. Take your temperature to see if you have a fever. Get medical care if you have breathing problems or shortness of breath. Recognize that a sore throat and runny nose may indicate a different infection.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Aim to consume at least 8 fluid ounces (240ml) of water each hour when the temperatures are hot to keep your body hydrated. Try to drink water with every meal and throughout the day to keep your body hydrated and cool. If this seems daunting to you, carry around a bottle of water with you during the day, or switch out 1 beverage each day for a glass of water. Drinks like coffee, tea, and soda can make you slightly dehydrated when you drink them. Try to limit yourself to 1 caffeinated or sugary beverage per day, and focus on drinking water before and after you have caffeine or sugar. If you like the flavor of sodas, consider adding flavor to your water with flavor drops or powders that you can purchase at the supermarket. That way, you can get the health benefits of water with the flavor of a soda. If you enjoy the carbonation of soda, consider drinking carbonated water instead of soda. When you're doing a lot of sweating, like when you're running, lifting weights, playing a sport, or even gardening, your body can quickly become dehydrated. After you drink a sports drink, have at least 1 cup (240mL) of water to rehydrate your body completely. Sports drinks contain a mixture of carbohydrates, sodium, and potassium, called electrolytes, which help replace the minerals that you lose when you sweat and encourage hydration.

SUMMARY: Drink at least 96floz (2,800mL) of water on hot days. Avoid caffeine and sugary beverages. Have a sports drink after performing strenuous activities.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You should begin building your work experience as soon as possible. Even graduates with excellent grades are expected to have some experience in the field before employers will hire them. Internships are a great way to do that. Most IT schools will have connections to internship programs, or you can find them via an online search. A well-trained graduate should be able to break into the field fairly easily. Joining an IT department for approximately 2 to 5 years will give you excellent knowledge about security threats and business structure. Some examples of entry-level IT jobs include IT Assistant, IT Specialist, IT Engineer Intern, Information Security Engineer, and Junior System Administrator. You do not need to gain a job in IT security right away. Other jobs, like network administrator, are excellent stepping stones for a computer security career. If you want to get a job in the IT field, you'll need to spend some time preparing for your interview. Think about why you want to get a job in this field and come up with a concise answer. Be prepared to discuss your previous work experience and specific skills that will help you excel in the job position. Make sure to prepare a resume that is tailored specifically for an IT job. Highlight any training certifications, technology classes, or experience in a related field. Like most computer-based fields, there are a number of fraudulent and short-lived companies. Make sure you do your research to avoid these companies, which could mar your resume to prospective clients. Some common signs of fraudulent or risky IT companies include only being operational for a short period of time, evidence that the company operated under a different name previously, or high internal employee turnover. When gaining experience in the field, try to choose companies with a good reputation in the industry that have been around for several years.
Summary: Seek a computer security internship while you are still in college. Apply for an entry-level IT job. Prepare for your interview. Vet your IT jobs well.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do this by clicking on the shortcut icon on your desktop. Upon opening the program, you can choose between tabs in the top portion of the window. " You should be taken to a screen that will let you initiate the scan. Malwarebytes will then prompt you to select which drive on your computer to scan. Choose the drive you installed Chrome on, as well as the system files. This is typically drive C:, but you can scan all your drives to be thorough. Click the "Scan" button to begin searching for viruses to obliterate. Just wait for the scanning to finish. Upon finishing, the software will ask you what actions to take regarding any threats detected. You can select the action by clicking the drop-down menu for each detected threat under the Action column. Choose "Quarantine All" in the lower-left corner of the window to set the action for all threats to quarantine. This will remove the threats from the drive and store them in an isolated location where they cannot interact with your system files. You can delete a threat by selecting "Delete" from the drop-down menu under the Action column. Click on "Apply" and the software will perform the actions you assigned to each threat. Just hitting the X button in the upper-right corner of the software's window. Once the antivirus program is closed, you can restart your computer.
Summary:
Launch Malwarebytes. Select "Scan. Select a drive to scan. Start scanning. Select an action. Apply the action selected. Close the software and restart the computer.