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Revolutionary Iranian Natural Supplement Eases Chronic Joint Pain Effectively!
Iranian researchers have developed a natural edible supplement aimed at alleviating chronic joint pain, utilizing ingredients like eggshell membrane, avocado, soy, and bromelain. The eggshell membrane is rich in hyaluronic acid, glucosamine, and collagen, known for their anti-inflammatory and joint repair properties. The supplement has shown promise in reducing pain, swelling, and stiffness, enhancing mobility, and providing a cost-effective alternative to synthetic products. This innovative formulation prioritizes health without chemicals, making it a significant advancement in joint health solutions. It could potentially revolutionize pain management for those suffering from conditions like arthritis.
Over 1,000 Lives Saved: Incredible Week of Rescue Services!
The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has made significant contributions to emergency rescue efforts, aiding over 1,021 individuals in the week ending February 25, 2025. Conducting 679 operations, they transferred 314 people to medical facilities and provided emergency services to 148. With 4,500 relief teams mobilized, their ongoing initiative aims to improve road safety and reduce accidents. The IRCS is recognized globally for its extensive humanitarian work, including healthcare innovations and climate change initiatives. Their commitment to community support and proactive measures solidifies their role as a leading humanitarian organization in Iran and beyond.
Over 350 Lives Transformed: IRCS Rescue Services Make a Difference in Just 3 Days!
The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has recently showcased its commitment to emergency response, providing rescue services to 357 individuals in three days from March 5 to 7. With 320 teams conducting 257 operations, 105 people were transferred to medical centers for further treatment. Since December 2024, the IRCS has been running a winter relief program involving 4,500 teams focused on enhancing road safety and emergency aid. Recognized globally, the IRCS addresses climate change impacts and mobilizes health caravans for underserved areas. Its initiatives reflect a strong dedication to improving public health, safety, and community resilience.
Lake Urmia Shrinks: Impact of Low Rainfall on Iran’s Vanishing Treasure
Lake Urmia, the largest lake in West Asia, is experiencing a critical decline due to reduced precipitation, shrinking from 1,350 square kilometers to 1,140 square kilometers since last year. The lake’s water level has dropped to 1270.28 meters, with its volume decreasing from 1.8 billion cubic meters to 1.63 billion. Factors such as climate change and overconsumption of water resources have disrupted its ecological balance. To combat this crisis, a UNDP-led project aims to promote sustainable agriculture and conserve wetlands from 2024 to 2028. Ongoing restoration efforts emphasize the need for effective water management to preserve this vital ecosystem.
Kish Island Set to Host the 4th International WANA Congress: A Global Gathering of Innovation and Collaboration
The fourth international congress of West Asian and North African (WANA) countries will be held on May 3-4 on Kish Island, focusing on ‘Stem Cells in Regenerative Biomedicine’. Organized by the Royan Institute and the Kish Free Zone Organization, the event aims to promote joint scientific research among regional nations. Key themes include organoids, cancer treatment, bioengineering, cell and gene therapy, and AI in biology. Both national and international participants can join in person or online. The congress follows a successful previous event on Assisted Reproductive Technology, and aims to establish the WANA Scientific Network to enhance scientific collaboration and knowledge exchange.
UNICEF Boosts Emergency Readiness for Children with Disabilities: A Lifeline in Crisis
UNICEF has launched the ‘Earthquake Preparedness Education for Children with Disabilities’ initiative in Iran, creating specialized resources for parents, teachers, and policymakers to help children with disabilities prepare for earthquakes. On January 19, three books focusing on disaster management were released, addressing the needs of children with hearing impairments, mobility impairments, and autism. Stakeholder consultations helped refine these materials, which will be integrated into annual safety drills in schools. Additionally, a recent workshop by the Iranian Red Crescent Society trained professionals on disability inclusion, aiming to enhance services for individuals with disabilities and promote their participation in society.