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Iran has launched a significant public health initiative, providing free pneumococcal and rotavirus vaccinations for children at all medical centers nationwide. Deputy Health Minister Alireza Raeisi announced this program, which aims to prevent severe illnesses caused by these infections. The rotavirus vaccine is expected to prevent over 50,000 hospitalizations and 10,000 severe diarrhea cases annually, while the pneumococcal vaccine could avert 1,500 deaths and over 10,000 hospital admissions each year. The program, which includes domestic vaccine development, represents a major advancement in child health, with strong government support for immunization efforts.
Iran will integrate the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination into its national immunization program to address rising cervical cancer and genital warts rates. Health ministry official Alireza Raeisi emphasized that the vaccine targets high-risk individuals, similar to flu shots, despite genital warts being uncommon in Iran. The domestically produced bivalent HPV vaccine, effective against cancer-related subtypes 16 and 18, is 75% cheaper than foreign options. The initiative aligns with regional trends among Eastern Mediterranean countries adopting HPV vaccination programs, highlighting a commitment to public health and the importance of preventive measures against HPV-related diseases.
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The Natural Resources and Watershed Management Organization in Iran is organizing an international conference on the Zagros forest for the upcoming calendar year, starting March 21. This event aims to promote natural resources diplomacy, inviting countries with similar climates. In light of climate change, officials noted Iran’s temperature rise exceeds the global average, affecting natural resources. The National Week of Natural Resources begins on March 5, coinciding with National Tree Planting Day. Significant progress has been made in stabilizing sand and dust storm hotspots, especially in Khuzestan province. Collaborative efforts and tailored strategies are essential for sustainable resource management.