"CRISPR Gene Editing Shows Promise in Eliminating HIV from Cells"

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Researchers have used CRISPR gene-editing technology to remove HIV's DNA from infected cells, offering hope for a potential cure. While the approach is in its early stages and requires further research to ensure safety and effectiveness, experts see promise in the concept. The University of Amsterdam team presented their findings at a medical conference, emphasizing the need for more development before it can impact those with HIV. Other groups and a company have also initiated work in this area, with clinical trials already underway.
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