Researchers at Iran's Amirkabir University of Technology have developed a highly sensitive, low-cost gas sensor capable of detecting formaldehyde, a hazardous air pollutant linked to respiratory diseases and cancer. 

Afghanistan has inaugurated its first specialized cancer hospital in Kabul

An Iranian knowledge-based company has developed a new surgical assistant device designed to help surgeons identify cancerous margins during breast cancer operations, reducing diagnosis time from about 45 minutes to as little as 15 seconds.

Iran has unveiled the first domestically-developed production line for Electrochemotherapy (ECT) ablative device, a cutting-edge cancer treatment, joining few countries worldwide capable of producing this therapeutic method.

A deep dive into how yttrium-90 microspheres target and destroy liver cancer cells, delivering precise radiation while sparing healthy tissue.

Iran has ended Germany’s exclusive hold by commercially producing Rhenium-188, a radioactive isotope used in cancer treatment.

Thousands of cancer patients in Gaza face catastrophic health conditions due to lack of proper treatment.