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TEHRAN (ANA)- An official at Iranian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism said that 1.2 million forigners traveled Iran in 2024 for receiving medical treatment in the country’s high-ranking hospitals.
News ID: 9941 Publish Date : 2025/09/22
TEHRAN (ANA)- Swimming is a great recreational activity for people of all ages which can provide the swimmers with a low-impact workout and meantime a good way to relax and feel good.
News ID: 9924 Publish Date : 2025/09/18
TEHRAN (ANA)- As the healthcare systems are the backbone of a nation's well-being, reflecting its economic capacity, political priorities, and societal values, this comparing report is to show advantages of healthcare system in two large South American countries of Brazil and Argentina.
News ID: 9914 Publish Date : 2025/09/17
TEHRAN (ANA)- A new microarray acne patch eliminates pimples in just seven days and could pave the way for future medical treatments far beyond skincare.
News ID: 9900 Publish Date : 2025/09/15
TEHRAN (ANA)- Not drinking enough water intensifies the body’s stress response and staying hydrated could reduce risks linked to high cortisol.
News ID: 9878 Publish Date : 2025/09/12
TEHRAN (ANA)- Once a universal feature of human psychology, the “unhappiness hump” in midlife has disappeared, replaced by a new trend: mental health is worst in youth and improves with age.
News ID: 9871 Publish Date : 2025/09/12
TEHRAN (ANA)- For over 40 years, beta blockers have been prescribed to heart attack survivors as a standard treatment but the massive REBOOT trial has revealed they provide no benefit for patients with preserved heart function — and may actually increase risks for women.
News ID: 9841 Publish Date : 2025/09/08
TEHRAN (ANA)- For the first time on record, a lung from a genetically modified pig has been successfully transplanted into a human body, Chinese scientists announced.
News ID: 9803 Publish Date : 2025/09/01
TEHRAN (ANA)- A new study from the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC Hillman Cancer Center suggests that sucralose, a widely used artificial sweetener, could interfere with the effectiveness of cancer immunotherapies such as anti-PD1 treatments.
News ID: 9802 Publish Date : 2025/09/01
TEHRAN (ANA)- Experts identify four urgent priorities after findings reveal that smartphone users under 13 are more likely to report various problems, including suicidal thoughts.
News ID: 9793 Publish Date : 2025/09/01
TEHRAN (ANA)- Prenatal exposure to Chlorpyrifos in the womb disrupts brain development and risks remain for children in farming communities.
News ID: 9790 Publish Date : 2025/08/31
TEHRAN (ANA)- Prenatal exposure to Chlorpyrifos in the womb disrupts brain development and risks remain for children in farming communities.
News ID: 9790 Publish Date : 2025/08/31
TEHRAN (ANA)- Prenatal exposure to Chlorpyrifos in the womb disrupts brain development and risks remain for children in farming communities.
News ID: 9790 Publish Date : 2025/08/31
TEHRAN (ANA)- Prenatal exposure to Chlorpyrifos in the womb disrupts brain development and risks remain for children in farming communities.
News ID: 9790 Publish Date : 2025/08/31
TEHRAN (ANA)- Prenatal exposure to Chlorpyrifos in the womb disrupts brain development and risks remain for children in farming communities.
News ID: 9790 Publish Date : 2025/08/31
TEHRAN (ANA)- Researchers discovered that blocking a key enzyme can restore immune balance in psoriasis, opening the door to safer and more effective therapies and the study improves understanding of chronic inflammatory skin disease.
News ID: 9740 Publish Date : 2025/08/25
TEHRAN (ANA)- Penn researchers have revealed that red blood cells, not just platelets, play an active role in clot contraction.
News ID: 9733 Publish Date : 2025/08/24
TEHRAN (ANA)- New research uncovers why self-forgiveness is so elusive.
News ID: 9715 Publish Date : 2025/08/20
TEHRAN (ANA)- A sweeping new study has uncovered a powerful connection between long COVID and the challenges people face in everyday life.
News ID: 9701 Publish Date : 2025/08/20
TEHRAN (ANA)- Structured exercise may slow or even reverse biological aging at the molecular level, benefiting multiple organs and potentially extending healthspan.
News ID: 9699 Publish Date : 2025/08/19
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