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The World Health Organization (WHO) cautions against assuming coronavirus immunity in recovered patients, as Chile plans health passports. NASA has developed a new ventilator for COVID-19 patients, seeking FDA approval. A federal judge ruled against the Trump administration for detaining immigrant children beyond legal limits, citing coronavirus-related delays. Newsy will continue to provide updates on these and other top stories.

What does the WHO caution about the immunity of recovered coronavirus patients?

• They can stop taking all precautions.

• There is no evidence of guaranteed immunity.

• They are completely immune to reinfection.

• They should not return to work under any circumstances.

What is the primary advantage of NASA's VITAL ventilator?

• It is designed for home use.

• It is cheaper than traditional ventilators.

• It can replace all existing hospital ventilators.

• It is faster to build and easier to maintain.

Where was the VITAL ventilator prototype developed?

• NASA's Ames Research Center

• NASA's Johnson Space Center

• NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory

• NASA's Kennedy Space Center

What did the federal judge rule regarding the detention of immigrant children?

• They can be detained for up to 60 days.

• They should be deported immediately.

• They must be released after 20 days.

• They can be detained indefinitely.

What reason did the Trump administration give for delays in releasing migrant children?

• Insufficient documentation

• Lack of transportation

• Coronavirus-related delays

• Increased border security