Razi Institute is introduced as the scientific hub of antidote – | Iranian and world news

Abbas Zare Mirkabadi said about the International Conference on Venom and Venus: The event for the first time at the Regional level, by the Razi Institute, with the direct support of the World Health Organization (WHO) on days 1 and 2, said. February and will host prominent experts and researchers from all over the world.

The head of the Razi Institute of Toxic Animals said about the importance of the conference: Razi Institute is recognized as one of the standard centers of antidote production in the world and holding this international conference an opportunity to introduce the country’s capabilities in this field and to establish scientific and research cooperation with reputable centers. It is universal and this event is in line with the expansion of international interactions and scientific diplomacy, one of the approaches of the Razi Institute in the second century.

Zare, noting that the event will be introduced to the international community as a scientific and productive hub in the field of antidote, with participants from five continents, adding that the event could expand joint research and production cooperation with different countries. .

Referring to the main axes of the event, he said: “This conference covers extensive discussions on poisoning and antidote production.” Some key axes of those subjects such as; Understanding the mechanism and its impact on the human body, emergency methods of treating bite injuries in hospitals, new technologies in producing antidote and reducing production costs for developing countries, reviewing Razi Institute’s antidote and comparing it with international samples, as well as the presence of researchers and companies It is international.

“The conference will be attended by experts from various countries, including Brazil, Costa Rica and the United Kingdom,” said the scientific secretary of the event. Asian and Middle East countries such as Thailand, Nepal and Oman are also interested in working with the Razi Institute.

Zare noted: Razi Institute’s producing antidote has significant advantages that many global examples lack. The polyvan (multiple) feature and the high capacity of the venom neutralization have led many countries to apply for cooperation to provide an antidote.

“One of the main goals of the conference is to increase the scientific and research interactions between the Razi Institute and other international centers,” said a member of the Razi Institute, referring to the development of international cooperation and the sale of antidote production technology.

“We can not only export our products to other countries, but it is also possible to transfer antidote production technology to other countries,” Zare continued. This approach can become one of the most important capacities of the Razi Institute in the future.

The head of the Razi Institute’s toxic animal department, referring to the results and prospects of the conference, said that holding this international conference, in addition to promoting global knowledge in venom, will be an opportunity to increase scientific communication and international cooperation in the field of antidote production. Also, this event could create a crucial reduction in the prices of antidote and better access to developing countries.