Patients in Mashhad said rations shrank from two months to one week before stocks of the drug (mycophenolic acid 360 mg) “fell to zero,” with pharmacists advising a move to domestically made equivalents, the ILNA news agency reported.
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Venezuela: Next stop in the campaign to topple sovereign nations
TEHRAN – “The people of South America—in Venezuela and the other countries of the region—are profoundly calm by nature and deeply averse to tension and confrontation.”
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Recovery under way after floods in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand | Climate News
Published On 1 Dec 2025
Indonesia’s president tells survivors of last week’s devastating floods that help is arriving for those in need, as Asian governments scale up their responses to a…
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Indonesia steps up aid delivery to remote areas after deadly Sumatra floods
Relief and rescue teams in Indonesia used helicopters to deliver aid to people they could not access because of blocked roads on the western island of Sumatra, where three…
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Iran’s Abazari wins silver at 2025 World Karate Championships
He lost to Italian Matteo Avanzini at the Male Kumite +84 kg final by Hantei after a 2-2 draw, Tehran Times reported.
Sanad Sufyani of Saudi Arabia and Ivan Kudzinau of World Karate Federation won two bronze medals.
Iranian karate team won a…
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Palestinian man killed in latest Israeli drone strike on Gaza in breach of ceasefire
A Palestinian man has been killed in an Israeli drone strike near the so-called yellow zone in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood, in breach of the ceasefire agreement between the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas…
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Islamic Revolution Considers Women as the Architects of Civilization
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Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, at the 2nd Conference on Family, Future, and Enduring Bonds, made the remarks to underscore the Islamic Revolution’s transformative role in restoring…
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Dublin city council faces allegations of antisemitism over plan to rename Herzog Park – Middle East Monitor
The Irish government has urged Dublin city to drop plans to rename a park currently named after a former Israeli president, a move described by local Jewish leaders and the Israeli government as “antisemitism”.
A…
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Midlife Exercise May Cut Dementia Risk Nearly In Half, Study Finds
A 40-year study shows higher physical activity in midlife and late life dramatically reduces dementia risk, highlighting movement as one of the most powerful brain-protective habits.
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A recent long-term study published in JAMA found that…
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Official stresses Tehran-Yerevan projects’ implementation
In a meeting held with Iran’s Ambassador to Yerevan Khalil Shir-Gholami in Tehran, the Plan and Budget Organization head stressed the need to pursue implementation of projects such as third electricity transmission line, and gas bartering deal…
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