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✂️ Scientists just cut HIV out of immune cells using CRISPR! And the cells stayed HIV-free even after re-exposure. A cure could finally be within reach. In a groundbreaking advance, scientists have successfully used CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing to eliminate HIV-1 DNA from the genomes of human immune cells. Unlike existing treatments that suppress the virus, this method completely removes the genetic blueprint of HIV from infected T-cells.  In lab tests using cells from real patients, not only was the virus removed, but the edited cells also resisted reinfection—an unprecedented level of viral control. The study marks a crucial step toward a potential cure for HIV. Current antiretroviral therapies require lifelong adherence and only manage the infection; stopping treatment typically allows the virus to return. By contrast, the CRISPR technique offers a permanent solution by targeting and excising the virus at the genetic level, with no observed toxicity. This breakthrough may pave the w...

  The X post by Sky Sports announces Carlo Ancelotti’s expected departure from Real Madrid after the Copa del Rey final on April 26, 2025, following a 5-1 aggregate loss to Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League, marking a significant setback for the club historically dominant in the competition. The image shows Ancelotti on a training field, likely during a Real Madrid session, with players in light blue jackets, reflecting a moment of preparation amidst a challenging season where Real Madrid also trails Barcelona by four points in La Liga with seven games left. Ancelotti’s exit rumors are fueled by Brazil’s interest in appointing him as their head coach, with a Brazilian businessman, Diego Fernandes, reportedly brokering the deal, highlighting the strategic efforts of the Brazilian Football Federation to secure the experienced manage

  The X post reports a tragic incident at the University of Education, Winneba, where a level 100 student committed suicide after discovering his girlfriend was cheating, highlighting the severe emotional impact of relationship issues on young adults in Ghana. On April 17, 2025, a heartbreaking incident shook the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), and the broader Ghanaian community. A first-year Arts Education student, identified as Khon Void, took his own life in GUSS Hall after discovering his girlfriend’s infidelity. The news, shared via a post on X by IndosTv ( @IndosTv_ ), has sparked conversations about the often-ignored mental health challenges faced by young adults in Ghana, the cultural barriers to addressing these issues, and the urgent need for systemic change. The Incident: A Young Life Lost to Emotional Trauma According to the post, Khon Void, a Level 100 student, was unable to cope with the emotional pain of his girlfriend’s betrayal. Reports indicate that he fai...