Starting in 2016, the cell therapy project in the field of eye and corneal health will become publicly available in Iran.

The cornea specialist stated: *"It is predicted that by relying on regenerative medicine and stem cells, we will be able to treat hereditary night blindness in the country within the next 10 years."*

According to a report from IRNA, as announced by the Ministry of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education's news and information website (Webda), Dr. Seyed Farzad Mohammadi stated: "Chaharshanbe Suri is a public health crisis, with its impacts primarily focused on certain organs, such as the eyes, skin, and limbs. The Ministry of Health plays a key role in reducing and controlling these injuries." He also emphasized the need for a phenomenological and sociological perspective on the issue of Chaharshanbe Suri and the interventions of relevant institutions in this regard. He added: "If we can attract the attention of sociologists, health specialists, doctors, and other experts to this important phenomenon, we can, through planning over a maximum ten-year period, transform this phenomenon from its current undesirable form into a desirable and normalized event, during which people can celebrate in a healthy way."