Fatima Amiri, an Afghani casualty who completely lost her vision in her left eye and hearing in her left ear in the suicide bomb attack by the Taliban on the Kaaj Training Center in Kabul, Afghanistan, spoke to Ihlas News Agency in Türkiye, where she took shelter for her treatment. Describing the moment of the attack and what happened afterwards, Amiri addressed the world on behalf of the Afghani women who need support for education.

In the attack on the Kaaj Training Center in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, on September 30, 2022, 53 women, including 46 young girls, lost their lives and 110 people were injured. The attack was specifically chosen at the time when the girls were taking a trial exam for the university exam.

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No New Organ Transplant Method Expected in 10 Years

Name: Young Afghani Survivor Calls for Support for Education
Uploaded: 2023-10-07
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Description: Fatima Amiri, an Afghani casualty who completely lost her vision in her left eye and hearing in her left ear in the suicide bomb attack by the Taliban on the Kaaj Training Center in Kabul, Afghanistan, spoke to Ihlas News Agency in Türkiye, where she

On May 5, 2025

During his visit to the United Nations in the USA, Prof. Dr. Onur Yaprak, President of the Liver Transplantation Center at Mega Medipol Hospital, stated that no new method for organ transplantation is expected to become available within the next decade.

He said the global rise in obesity-related metabolic syndrome is a leading cause of organ failure, especially liver and kidney failure. Yaprak explained that organ shortages are becoming a major issue, particularly in Türkiye, where cadaver donations remain very low compared to countries like Spain.

According to him, global research into artificial organs, 3D-printed tissues, and interspecies transplants has not yet produced practical results. He said prototype livers and hearts created through 3D printing remain non-functional and that xenotransplantation studies dating back to the 1920s have repeatedly failed.

Yaprak emphasized the importance of preventive health policies, reportedly saying that preventing people from becoming sick is far easier than finding or producing a new organ.

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