Nastaran Center for Cancer Prevention

About Nastern

NCCP (Nastarn Cancer Prevention Center) was established as a non-governmental foundation for cancer prevention, according to the wishes of Nastern Razmjo, who died in July 2014 due to sarcoma cancer. NCCP to take advantage of the capabilities of educators, midwives, specialists, and counselors of genetics, nutrition, sports, health, oncologists, surgeons, radiologists, molecular biologists, pathologists, psychologists, pharmacists, policymakers, etc., to develop and adopt prevention strategies. It was established from cancer in a coherent set. NCCP is a center related to and supported by the Cancer Prevention Unit of Pars Tech Pharmaceutical Company. The main goal of this center is to provide a platform for national and international cooperation to fight cancer, which will save human lives. To face this challenge, we have put our best efforts into providing an accurate and efficient platform for cancer prevention. The people involved in NCCP share this mission and purpose because we believe that “we all play a role in each other’s lives.”

activity axis (prevention is better than cure)

Training and empowerment

Cultivation and increasing the level of awareness of society in various fields of health improving the level of public health and improving the lifestyle and understanding of the physiological changes of the individual by focusing on the production of biotechnology products through the use of advanced technology, especially in the field of strengthening the immune system to prevent cancer

Early diagnosis

Our goal is prevention, health, education and empowerment of people using self-examination and screening methods

Targeted therapy

  1. Isolation of cancer cells floating in the blood
  2. Cultivation and proliferation of CTC cancer cells
  3. Investigating the biological and physiological properties of CTC cancer cells and identifying an effective treatment method
  4. Investigating the most effective anti-cancer drugs on the cancer cells of CTC patients