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Iran Produces Homegrown Vacuum Therapy Unit

Many patients, such as those with diabetes or some who suffer from acute injuries of a car accident, may develop long-lasting wounds that do not heal easily.

The vacuum therapy system helps the medical team expedite the process of treating patients’ injuries. Failure to heal these wounds may require an organ of the patient’s body to be amputated, or even the person may die. Therefore, a device is needed to scientifically cover the wound from the outside to aid skin formation and wound healing. The vacuum therapy device is the system that performs this task.

Vacuum-assisted closure of a wound is a type of therapy to help wounds heal. It is also known as wound VAC. During the treatment, a device decreases air pressure on the wound. This can help the wound heal more quickly.

The gases in the air around us put pressure on the surface of our bodies. A wound vacuum device removes this pressure over the area of the wound. This can help a wound heal in several ways. It can gently pull fluid from the wound over time. This can reduce swelling, and may help clean the wound and remove bacteria. A wound VAC also helps pull the edges of the wound together.

A wound vacuum system has several parts. A foam or gauze dressing is put directly on the wound. An adhesive film covers and seals the dressing and wound. A drainage tube leads from under the adhesive film and connects to a portable vacuum pump. This pump removes air pressure over the wound. It may does this either constantly. Or it may do it in cycles.

The dressing is changed every 24 to 72 hours. During the therapy, you will need to carry the portable pump everywhere you go.

In 2011, officials of Teb Tajhiz Paya Company announced that they have succeeded in localising vacuum therapy technology for the first time. With their efforts, the company has been able to reduce the weight of this portable device from 12kg to 3kg. Using the consumer feedback, they have made the third generation of the product.

Due to the urgent need for this product in the country, while the foreign manufacturers do not agree to sell this technology to our country, it was domesticised by young Iranian specialists. An upgraded version of the product has been released this year. The fifth version of this product with much higher quality will be released to the health network of the country soon.

Given that if some wounds fail to heal, the patient may face amputation and even death, this knowledge-based product has been able to save the lives of over 7,000 patients. So far 2,000 hospital personnel including nurses and technicians have been trained to use the system correctly.

‘All-Out War’ to Break Out in Case of US, Saudi attack: Zarif

In an exclusive interview with CNN, Zarif said Iran hoped to avoid conflict, adding that the country was willing to talk to its regional rivals Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

However, the possibility of a return to negotiations with the US would not happen unless Washington provided full sanctions relief as promised under the 2015 nuclear deal, the top diplomat said.

He again denied Tehran’s involvement in weekend attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities, which dramatically ratcheted up tensions in the region this week.

Zarif said Yemen’s Houthi fighters, who claimed responsibility for the attack, have stepped up their military capabilities and are capable of conducting a sophisticated operation such as the one that knocked out half of the kingdom’s energy production.

“I cannot have any confidence that they did it because we just heard their statement,” said Zarif. “I know that we didn’t do it. I know that the Houthis made a statement that they did it.”

Asked what the consequence of a US or Saudi military strike on Iran would be, Zarif said, “All-out war.”

“I make a very serious statement about defending our country. I am making a very serious statement that we don’t want to engage in a military confrontation,” said Zarif.

He added that a military response based on “deception” about the weekend attacks would cause “a lot of casualties.”

“But we won’t blink to defend our territory,” he said.

Iran, Austria Discuss Closer Cooperation on Environment

“In Third World countries, sustainable development runs into problems due to governments’ short-term interests. Sanctions have also created numerous problems for Iran’s environment, which have led to unsustainable utilization of the country’s resources over the past 50 years,” said the Iranian official in the meeting.

“Using up almost the entire underground water and meadows for agriculture and grazing cattle has resulted in many problems for wildlife and the environment in Iran,” Kalantari added.

The Iranian official also criticized European countries’ non-compliance with the Iran nuclear deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).

“We believed that Europe is independent from the United States and enjoys independence of its own, but it was proven that Europe reached a dead end, too, after the US withdrawal from the nuclear deal,” he said.

“It is regrettable that the environment is paying the price for the sanctions [imposed on Iran],” said Kalantari.

“These sanctions will destroy the earth, though people’s awareness has increased a lot and the policies of the Cold War era are no effective any longer,” he said/

Kalantari called on the top Austrian diplomat to have effective collaboration with Iran in the field of energy as well as protecting the flora and fauna. He also said Iran would like to draw on Austria’s experience in that regard.

Scholz, in turn, expressed pleasure over the meeting. He said three Iran-Austria joint cooperation groups working in the fields of water, the environment and tourism will meet in Tehran next week

He added a symposium will also be held with Austria’s deputy minister of energy and the environment in attendance.

He also touched upon certain parties’ non-compliance with the JCPOA. He said he knew that Iran was disappointed with their failure to live up to their commitments. However, he added, Austria is proud of having hosted meetings on the JCPOA and has spent a lot on organizing those events. Moreover, he said, the JCPOA has formed a network of low-level cooperation.

The Austrian ambassador said there are 40 lakes in his country where it would be impossible to even swim four decades ago. Nevertheless, he added, now they contain high-quality potable water. He said Austria drew on technology and regulations to secure that accomplishment and is ready to share that achievement with Iran.

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 19

Abrar:
1- Ayad Allawi: Iran Should Take More Transparent Stance on Aramco
2- France Ready to Help Probes into Aramco Attacks
3- Zarif’s Message to Regional States
4- Trump: I Prefer Not to Meet Rouhani
5- Rouhani: Enemies of Region Must Learn from Yemenis’ Warning Message

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Aftab-e Yazd:
1- Iran Leader: Arba’een March Harbinger of Islamic Ummah’s Ultimate Victory
2- US Moves Based on Its Own Interests, Not Al Saud
* Politico: Trump Not Interested in Military Confrontation with Iran

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Arman-e Melli:
1- Will Rouhani Go to New York?
* US Has Yet to Issue Visa to Rouhani, Zarif
2- Aftershocks of Israel Elections: End of Netanyahu

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Ebtekar:
1- Tehran Gives US Ultimatum in Reaction to Accusations
2- Iranian, Iraqi Nations Intertwined from Bottom of Hearts: Leader
3- End of Bibi’s Game: Another Member of B-Team to Be Removed

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Etemad:
1- Netanyahu on Edge of Precipice
2- Trump: Israel, Not a Single Person, Is the One We Deal with

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Ettela’at:
1- Bloomberg: Iran Too Big to Be Isolated
2- Shamkhani: Iran to Give Decisive, All-Out Response to Possible Mischief
3- End of Dollar’s Hegemony in Iran’s Trade with Three Neighbours

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Jomhouri Eslami:
1- Iran, Russia to Bypass US Dollar, SWIFT
2- Belgium Joins INSTEX
3- Rouhani: Instead of Raising Accusations, Believe Rising Nations
4- Iran Strongly Warns US against Accusations

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Kayhan:
1- Photos of Aramco Attack Only Prove They Were Very Precise: Analysts
2- Netanyahu in Limbo: PM Office or Jail
* No Candidate Wins Majority

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19


 

Shargh:
1- Iran to Start Trade Ties with Eurasia in Two Months: Joining $400bn Channel
2- Abdul-Aziz bin Salman: We Don’t Know Who Has Attacked Us
3- Visit to New York Maybe Some Other Time
* Iran Delegation May Cancel Visit to UN General Assembly

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on September 19

 

16 Countries to Attend Silk Road Conference in Iran

Silk Road

Hamadan Governor General for Coordination of Civil Affairs, Mahmoud Reza Araqi, says introducing and highlighting the province’s historical monuments is the main theme of the conference.

Our most important goal is to provide conditions for global registration of historical monuments of Hamadan, he added.

“Dr Mansour Gholami, Minister of Science, Research and Technology, will be one of the speakers of the conference,” he said.

“The head of the UNESCO is also expected to attend,” he noted.

Hamadan was chosen as Asia’s hub of tourism in 2018 by the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD).

Hamadan’s tourism potential includes its Imam Square, the Hegmataneh (Ecbatana) historical site, the Pisa Hill, the Hajiabad Hill, the Baba Tahir Tomb, Avicenna’s Tomb, etc.

Some archaeologists believe the city dates back to the Median era.

Iran Falsely Blamed for Every Incident Due to Its Power: IRGC

General Hossein Salami

“Today we have become so powerful that they have to attribute any incident in the world to us, even if it is a lie,” Major General Hossein Salami said in a gathering of people in north-eastern Iran.

“In the battlefront, we have blocked all the paths with God’s blessing, and have not left any way for infiltration,” he added.

“We are not worried about big and small enemies because we’re confident our soldiers, Basijis [volunteer forces], and Guards in the borders are waiting for the enemies with open eyes.”

The top commander said the enemy wants to keep the Iranian people poor and see the country weak. “However, we won’t let that happen.”

On Saturday, Yemeni armed forces conducted a large-scale drone operation on Saudi Arabia’s Aramco oil facilities in response to Riyadh’s years-long military aggression, causing a partial halt in crude and gas production from the world’s top oil exporter.

The US, a major sponsor of the Saudi war on Yemen, used the opportunity to swiftly blame Iran for the attack, a claim sharply rejected by both Iran and Yemen.

World’s Largest Underground Blind Fish Habitat Found in Iran

Two Iranian researchers in collaboration with two prominent German researchers have found a new habitat of blind fish after two years of research. They have also proved the existence of a massive underground aquifer beneath the Zagros Mountains in the west.

According to Mehr News Agency, it is the largest known underground fish habitat in the world, with a length of at least 31 km and a maximum length of 162 km.

It is also the first habitat in the world with three species of blind fish. Only one similar habitat had earlier been found in China.

To date, four species of blind cavefish have been identified in Iran that are unique to the country and do not exist anywhere else in the world.

In research conducted by these scientists in the western part of the country and in the Zagros basin water resources, two species of the four have been discovered while two others had been discovered by foreign researchers in the years before the 1979 Revolution.

Given the high importance of these species, it seems that they should be a priority for the Department of Environment and that the roadmap for the conservation of the country’s species should be modified accordingly.

The results of this international research have been published in a recent issue of the Journal of Applied Ichthyology in Germany.

‘Pink Moon’ Exhibit Depicts Bitter Realities of Modern World

The exhibition seeks to depict the bitter realities of today’s world, with paintings focused on a range of issues, from poverty and economic hardship to the loneliness of people, in a surreal space.

Mehdi Dashti, the painter of this collection, says the main idea of the “Pink Moon” exhibition was originally inspired by two elements: human and architecture.

“The houses are stair-stepped; houses with dark windows that tell a tale of untidiness. I actually depict a city that is not alive.”

Describing the reason for the city lights being switched off, Dashti says empty houses may indicate people who are isolated. “The human being associated with the architectural element of the community in some works represents the set of influences that society has on him. In fact, in all the works, I tried to explore and illustrate the impact of society and the city on humans.”

The artist described the approach of the “Pink Moon” exhibition as social, saying “the goal I was looking for was more poverty and financial problems. I wanted to show how these problems would affect people and how they would change their lives.”

Asked why he portrayed social realities in a surreal space, he said the rules were not respected at this exhibition. “Surreal space allows for more concepts to be portrayed, and on the other hand, it can communicate with audiences more.”

Dashti also explains why “Pink Moon” was chosen as the title for this exhibition. “In one of the works there is moon and swine; I came across this combination and later found out that the pink moon and swine is an astronomical event.”

* Pink Moon happens when the moon is facing the earth and the sun is completely shining. The moon can appear red-orange due to the composition of Earth’s atmosphere and the angle at which it is viewed. Despite its moniker, the Pink Moon is not actually pink. The name “Pink Moon” comes from the bloom of ground phlox, a pink flower common in North America, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac.

What follows are Honar Online’s photos of the exhibition:

Iran, South Africa Discuss Closer Trade Cooperation

The meeting was held on the sidelines of the General Assembly of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) held in South Africa.

During the talks, the two sides exchanged views on ways of boosting cooperation and facilitating trade between the two countries.

They also reviewed a draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Iranian National Standards Organization and the South African ministry of trade and industry.

The MoU is aimed at providing a mechanism in the fields of standardization, technical bylaws, metrology, confirmation of eligibility and the processes of conformity assessment in order to ease the exchange of goods and services through the identification, prevention and removal of technical barriers to trade.

The meeting was attended by directors for international trade, economic development and technical infrastructure as well as directors for Middle East and Central Asia from the South African delegation.

Iran, South Africa Discuss Closer Trade Cooperation

Tehran Denounces Israel, UAE Comments at IAEA

Iran Reacts to IAEA’s Latest Report on Its JCPOA Commitments

“The Israeli regime, with a long record of adopting opportunistic policies to deflect attention from its brutal and inhumane treatment of Palestinian people and other countries in the Middle East, is one of the key sources of crisis, instability, suffering and anger in this region’s recent history,” said Iran’s permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna Kazem Gharibabadi

“It is utterly ridiculous that a regime which has ignored all non-proliferation and disarmament treaties and produced all types of weapons of mass destruction is blatantly preaching to a country which is a member state of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and whose nuclear facilities and materials are under the safeguards of the IAEA,” said Iran’s representative.

“All of Iran’s nuclear activities are being carried out in the most transparent way and are being verified by the agency,” he added.

He further said despite the international community’s support for the Iran nuclear deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the Israeli regime and a handful of others have made extensive obstructive moves to undermine this achievement.

“We hope such disappointing attempts will not divert international attention from Israel’s crimes and nuclear program. Israel should abandon its nuclear weapons, joint the NPT without delay or preconditions and place all of its nuclear installations under the agency’s safeguards,” said Iran’s envoy.

Also in reaction to the comments made by the UAE’s representative, he said Iran is a source of stability in the region.

He said Tehran attaches great significance to nuclear safety, adding governments bear the main responsibility in that regard.

“Iran has used the highest standards in the construction and launch of its nuclear facilities, and believes national technical potential and culture are the necessary elements for applying standards, and that it is impossible to fully handle the issue of safety by simply buying and importing some pieces of equipment,” he said.

Elsewhere in his remarks, he said Iran has shown in a transparent manner that it is the main source of security and stability in the region, and has shown this reality on different occasions, namely in fighting terrorism and defeating terrorists, who were created and equipped by certain governments both inside the region and beyond.

“These governments have clearly and repeatedly shown that they have no reservations about launching aggression against other countries and getting involved in destructive wars, and that they even support and use internationally notorious terrorist groups such al-Qaeda and the ISIS in order to achieve their illegitimate objectives,” he said.

Iran’s envoy further stressed that all countries are entitled to utilize atomic energy for peaceful ends.

“It is the inalienable right of all countries to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. And Iran has a transparent and well stabilized nuclear program. We strongly suggest that newcomers to the nuclear domain, namely the UAE, show maximum transparency and not make any diversion in peaceful nuclear programs,” he said.