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More than 3200 worldwide cases have been reported to the WHO since the beginning of May. The US has detected 201 cases, according to the latest CDC data.

Doctors at Stanford University School of Medicine in California say they have developed a way to transplant kidneys without the need for long-term immunosuppression.

Risk of renal relapse and SLE flares was greater in patients with lupus nephritis who discontinued rather than continued immunosuppressive therapy.

And fathers here, we're all getting emotional. a little boy, jacob, i spoke to yesterday, 13 years old, came with this person visit. this is a boy who's been in and out of the hospital, immunocompromised, knows what it's like to be in the hospital. and got really emotional with me yesterday. talking about the loss of these kids lives. and the fear that he has going back to school. let's listen to jacob. >> this makes me sad. i've lived here my whole life. this never happened when i lived here. i just feel bad for these people who died and teachers and also i feel bad for the parents who don't ...

Older adults and the immunocompromised will always be vulnerable to all forms of disease, including COVID, health authorities say.