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Health ministry launches campaign to equip NICUs damaged in war
TEHRAN – The health ministry has launched a national campaign to help repair and equip the neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) of hospitals that were damaged during the US-Israeli war against the country.
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Precipitation forecast to be high in fall, winter
TEHRAN – With the El Niño phase developing across the Pacific Ocean, the country is forecast to receive considerable rain in the fall and winter.
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Rainfall brings intl. Quri Gol wetland back to life
TEHRAN – After several months of water scarcity, spring rainfall has eased the drought in northwestern East Azarbaijan province, reviving the international Quri Gol wetland.
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WFP releases March report on Iran
TEHRAN – The World Food Program (WFP) has released a report, expounding on activities in Iran over the month of March.
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Rainfall brings intl. Quri Gol wetland back to life
TEHRAN – After several months of water scarcity, spring rainfall has eased the drought in northwestern East Azarbaijan province, reviving the international Quri Gol wetland.
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Precipitation forecast to be high in fall, winter
TEHRAN – With the El Niño phase developing across the Pacific Ocean, the country is forecast to receive considerable rain in the fall and winter.
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Health ministry launches campaign to equip NICUs damaged in war
TEHRAN – The health ministry has launched a national campaign to help repair and equip the neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) of hospitals that were damaged during the US-Israeli war against the country.
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Life-giving rains recover Shadegan wetland
TEHRAN – The recent increase in precipitation in southwestern Khuzestan province has restored 92 percent of the Shadegan wetland, which is thriving as an ecosystem benefiting flora and fauna, as well as local communities.
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Tehran, Ankara highlight utilizing global capacities to support civilians in wars
TEHRAN – Vice-President for Women and Family Affairs, Zahra Behrouz-Azar, and Turkish Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Ozdemir Goktas, have discussed ways to utilize regional and global capacities to support civilians, particularly women and children, during wars, especially the US-Israeli war against Iran.
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Upper age limit for blood donation lifted
TEHRAN - The upper age limit for blood donation in the country has been lifted; therefore, there is no longer a limit for people over 65 years of age to donate blood, an official with the Iran Blood Transfusion Organization (IBTO) has said.
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‘Providing access to vaccines, medicines a universal responsibility’
TEHRAN – The head of the communicable diseases department of the ministry of health has highlighted that providing access to vaccines and medicines during crises is a universal responsibility.
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SIR 2026 includes 166 Iranian universities
TEHRAN – The SCImago Institutions Rankings (SIR) 2026 has ranked 166 Iranian universities among the top institutions in the world, up from 164 in 2025.
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IBTO aims to foster blood donation culture among new generation
TEHRAN – Iran Blood Transfusion Organization (IBTO) has launched a campaign to help children get familiar with the altruistic act of donating blood and promote the culture of blood donation.
