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 E-Mail Just over 200,000 Americans suffer from systemic lupus erythematosus, or SLE, a condition in which the body's immune system mistakenly attacks its own healthy tissues, especially joints and skin, a new study shows. Led by a researcher at NYU Grossman School of the Medicine, the study provides the first national estimate of how widespread the autoimmune disease is since the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) set up a half dozen state registries to track the illness more than a decade ago. SLE affects mostly women, can be fatal, and often involves debilitating flare...

A ‘very young’ bull market in stocks is still minting believers SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 17, 2021, 10:21 AM IST Share Synopsis After recessions in 1992, 2002 and 2009, price-earnings ratios fell as growth resumed and stocks still managed to rise -- in each case with the help of Federal Reserve stimulus. Agencies By Lu Wang They know about the stretched valuations and everything that must go right to keep stocks aloft. And yet rather than shy away from frothy markets, plenty of investors are only now jumping in. The reason, it appears, is how far out of the market they had been prior to ...

A growing number of other companies are cutting off Republicans who opposed certifying Biden's win.

By Elena Popina and Lu Wang Americans may be cutting back on gift spending but in the stock market, their profligacy knows no boundary. A wave of buying that began two months ago shows no sign of abating, as soaring markets set records while stretching valuations and bullish sentiment. Investors sent $29.4 billion to US stocks in the week through Tuesday, the fifth-biggest inflow ever, according to data compiled by EPFR Global. Exchange-traded funds tracking equities, after luring $81 billion last month, have pulled in another $46 billion in December. Retail flows have weathered stress all ye...