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In a medical breakthrough that could reshape the future of HIV treatment, researchers have successfully used CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technology to eliminate HIV from human T-cells—and in follow-up lab tests, the virus did not return. This marks a major shift from traditional antiretroviral therapies, which only suppress viral replication but cannot remove the virus embedded in the host's DNA. By directly excising the proviral HIV-1 genome from immune cells, this technique targets the root of the infection—something decades of treatments have struggled to achieve. What makes this discovery even more promising is that the edited immune cells were not only HIV-free but also resistant to reinfection. That suggests a future where patients might receive a one-time treatment capable of permanently curing HIV. While human clinical trials are still in early stages and much research remains, the results signal hope for millions living with the virus. If proven safe and effective in broader applications, this could become one of the most transformative moments in medical history. #HIVCure #GeneEditing #CRISPR #MedicalBreakthrough #FutureOfMedicine

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Swiss Zürcher Geschnetzeltes mit Rösti – Creamy Veal with Potato Rösti A classic from Zürich, this dish features thin slices of veal in a white wine cream sauce, paired with crisp, golden potato rösti. Ingredients (Serves 2): * 300g veal, thinly sliced * 150ml cream * 100ml dry white wine * 1 onion, finely chopped * 1 tsp flour * Butter, salt, pepper * For Rösti: 2 large potatoes, grated, seasoned, and pan-fried Instructions: 1. Sear veal quickly in butter. Remove. 2. Sauté onion, add flour, deglaze with wine. Reduce, then stir in cream. 3. Return veal to pan, cook until just heated through. Season. 4. Serve with crispy rösti on the side. Swiss Tip: Use day-old boiled potatoes for rösti to improve crispiness.