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    Blood donation rates in Iran have risen by two percent since March 20, 2024, with 2,186,260 units donated this year, according to Bashir Haji-Beigi, spokesperson for the Blood Transfusion Organization. Notable increases occurred in Kohgiluyeh-Boyerahmad (over 23%), Sistan-Baluchestan (nearly 14%), and Alborz (around 9%). Tehran contributed about 17% of total donations, with 360,655 units in the past month. Despite this growth, women represent less than 5% of donors, highlighting a need for outreach. The World Health Organization praised Iran’s progress in blood management, emphasizing the importance of inclusive health initiatives.

  • Iran Emerges as a Regional Health Leader: WHO Official Highlights Universal Health Coverage Success

    Iran is making notable advancements in healthcare and is on track to achieve universal health coverage, according to WHO EMRO director Hanan Balkhi. Key achievements include enhanced primary healthcare services, improved rural access, high vaccination rates, and reduced maternal and newborn mortality. Iran’s commitment extends to providing health services for millions of refugees. WHO EMRO is working with Iran’s regulatory bodies to elevate its pharmaceutical system to facilitate global health product exports. The country’s health system, praised by President Masoud Pezeshkian, showcases significant improvements in life expectancy and disease management, positioning Iran as a regional healthcare role model.

  • UNDP Official Highlights Key Initiatives and Activities Transforming Iran

    The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) is enhancing various sectors in Iran, focusing on social and economic welfare, health, environmental protection, and disaster risk reduction. Ayshanie Medagangoda-Labé, interim resident representative for UNDP in Iran, emphasized the organization’s commitment to securing financial resources and introducing successful models from other countries. Key initiatives include combating diseases, protecting natural resources, and promoting renewable energy, where Iran currently utilizes only 1% of its potential. Recent collaborations include a memorandum with Iran’s Department of Environment to tackle air pollution. The UNDP aims to foster a sustainable future by addressing critical societal and environmental issues in Iran.

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  • Iranian Universities Gain Recognition: ISC IWUR Expands Its Rankings

    The Islamic World University Rankings (IWUR) has recognized 84 Iranian universities among the top institutions in Islamic countries, up from 80 in 2023. Turkey leads with 138 universities, followed by Iran and Pakistan with 84 and 50, respectively. The University of Tehran ranks sixth overall, being the highest in Iran. In the SCImago 2024 ranking, Iran is second among Islamic nations in published documents, with 75,501 outputs, and ranks fifteenth globally in citations with 89,492. Iran aims to improve its global academic standing by enhancing research funding and opportunities, despite challenges from sanctions and economic restrictions.

  • Join the Fight: National HIV Testing Campaign Launches for Awareness and Action!

    Iran’s health ministry has launched a national HIV testing campaign, “I will take HIV test, too,” to address the HIV epidemic. Running for a month from November 11, the initiative aims to boost testing among key populations by enhancing testing center capacities, reducing stigma, and promoting universal access to education and diagnosis. With approximately 41,059 HIV cases in Iran, the campaign emphasizes the importance of awareness and testing. Globally, HIV remains a significant health issue, with millions affected. The campaign is crucial for transforming the response to HIV in Iran and fostering a supportive environment for testing and treatment.