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These include:. But for people with certain disorders involving the immune system, it might feel like it controls their entire life. While AIDS and autoimmune diseases both affect the immune system, they do so in two different ways. Get information on prevention, symptoms, and treatment to better ensure a long and healthy life. Boston Children's Hospital. Autoimmune diseases.

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