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  • Groundbreaking Advancements in Cell Therapy: A New Era in Medical Treatment

    Iran has made significant advancements in stem cells and cell therapy, rising from 12th to 8th globally, with five products now available. Mostafa Qanei from the Vice-Presidency for Science and Technology announced plans to reach the top five worldwide and reduce patients’ need to seek treatments abroad. Additionally, twenty technological projects are underway, including the development of drugs for spinal muscular atrophy and early detection kits for cancers, potentially saving $40 million. The integration of artificial intelligence in healthcare is also emphasized to enhance diagnostics and reduce costs. Overall, Iran aims for self-sufficiency and innovation in its healthcare sector.

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    The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) has launched its first cold plasma therapy clinic for wound treatment, developed with Jahrom University of Medical Sciences. This initiative highlights advancements in indigenous medical technology and aims to enhance healthcare through nuclear technology. AEOI head Mohammad Eslami emphasized its role in fostering scientific progress and national confidence. The clinic seeks to expand plasma therapy across Iran and could lead to further innovations in cancer treatment. Concurrently, Iran celebrated National Nuclear Technology Day, showcasing advancements in nuclear fuel, energy generation, and peaceful applications, despite challenges from international sanctions.

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