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  • WHO to review Iran’s malaria elimination program 2022-07-30 20:13

    WHO to review Iran’s malaria elimination program

    TEHRAN – The World Health Organization (WHO) will, by March 2023, dispatch a group of experts to Iran to review the malaria elimination program in the country, the head of the department of control and management of communicable diseases of the Ministry of Health, has said.

  • Iran on final step to eliminate malaria 2022-04-25 17:00

    Iran on final step to eliminate malaria

    TEHRAN – No indigenous case of malaria has appeared in Iran for three years in a row, so the country is about to receive a certificate of malaria eradication from the World Health Organization.

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