Iran among top 10 countries for acute stroke treatment
Iran is one of the ten most successful countries in the world for acute stroke treatment, a member of the National Iranian Stroke Committee has said.
IRCS ready to share experiences in providing services to refugees
The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) is ready to cooperate with other nations and share its experiences in providing services to refugees and immigrants, the chairman of IRCS, Pir-Hossein Kolivand, has said.
“Khayyam” satellite captures images of flood-hit areas
The homegrown "Khayyam" satellite has captured images from flood-hit regions in the west and southwest of the country.
Iranian students shine in Open World Astronomy Olympiad
Iranian schoolchildren ranked second and grabbed six gold medals in the Second Open World Astronomy Olympiad (OWAO).
Seven percent rise in centers with health insurance
The number of health centers that have concluded contracts with the Health Insurance Organization has increased by seven percent in the current Iranian calendar year (started on March 21) compared with the past year.
Tehran, Islamabad discuss enhancing security along borders
Iran and Pakistan stressed the need to boost security along borders in a bid to promote relations and improve coordination between the two neighboring countries.
Webinars being held for parents with autistic children
Iran Autism Association (IAA) is holding several webinars for its members to empower parents with autistic children.
IRCS, UNICEF team up to support students in quake-hit region
The Iranian Red Crescent Society in cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has organized eight educational workshops for students and their family members residing in the city of Khoy which was struck by a strong earthquake in January.
Tehran, Yerevan sign MOU to remove Aras pollution in a year
Iran and Armenia have reached an agreement on removing pollution from Aras River within a year.
Evidence suggests climate change may trigger earthquakes: expert
There is evidence that faults triggered by climate change may lead to the occurrence of earthquakes, Mehdi Zare professor of engineering seismology at the International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology, has said.