Iran medical achivments

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Ari Siletz

RezaR

by Ari Siletz on Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:15 AM PDT

I have the same esteem for Iranian doctors. They all carry the Ibn Sina gene. The vitiligo claim suggests a degree of sophistication in stem cell manipulation that has consequences beyond just a cure for a relatively benign skin disease. Whatever Iranian research team has made this breakthrough would be looking at a Nobel Prize.

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Dear Ari, There is policy in

by RezaR (not verified) on Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:05 AM PDT

Dear Ari, There is policy in Iran to hide new scientific approaches. I don't know why but security could be the reason. By the way I never go to non Iranian doctors any where in the world. God Bless Our Physicians.


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Too little

by AnonymousX (not verified) on Sun Mar 29, 2009 09:29 PM PDT

Without the IRI, Iran would have advanced far more than these Islamists could imagine.

The IRI wants us to be happy with the absolute minimum. They constantly "show off" our least potentials, never mind our true potentials.

Sorry, won't do. You don't fool nobody.


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Ari Siletz

Big claim about vitiligo

by Ari Siletz on Sun Mar 29, 2009 05:35 PM PDT

No papers about a cure in the comprehensive PubMed database (which does report some research by Iranians on the skin condition). Worth a careful look though.

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These are not credible but

by Alborzi (not verified) on Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:04 AM PDT

These are not credible at all, had they created new
drugs, I would have seen some articles on their research.
However there is not doubt that they have improved the population's medical care. Essentially unlike the US model, the Iranians go for quantity (in this case size matters), You will not get the latest drug on cancer, but all the people will have access to immunization and moderate cancer therapy.


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OmidKarimi

More videos or propaganda, w hich way you define it.

by OmidKarimi on Sun Mar 29, 2009 08:09 AM PDT

Its true that the country has done much progress, but still, alot of the health services, in general, still has not catched up with industrial countries. More vids about Irans health industry that I like:

Irans first artificial liver:
//www.iranbebin.com/iranian-science-and-industry/iranian-first-artificial-liver-video_d14b30357.html

Royan stem cell and infertility clinic:
//www.iranbebin.com/iranian-science-and-industry/royan-stem-cell-and-infertility-clinic-video_e3904a2d3.html

Organ transplants in Iran:
//www.iranbebin.com/iranian-science-and-industry/iran-and-organ-transplants-video_a5634f639.html

Robotic heart surgery in Iran:
//www.iranbebin.com/iranian-science-and-industry/irans-first-robotic-heart-surgery-video_13e05a622.html

IMOD, Irans (much debated..) drug against the spread of AIDS:
//www.iranbebin.com/science-and-industry/irans-novel-drug-against-spread-of-aids-video_0d5c1e86c.html

Mahak Children's Free Cancer Clinic:
//www.iranbebin.com/iranian-charity/mahak-children-cancer-clinic-video_7412f52a1.html

NOTE: These are all PressTV reports, take what they say with a table spoon of salt and healthy critique.

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