Iranian scientists develop advanced injection for treating iron-deficiency anaemia.

The claim that Iranian scientists have developed an advanced injection for treating iron-deficiency anemia is partially supported by the available sources. The primary focus is on the injectable iron drug, ferric carboxymaltose, which is mentioned in multiple sources as a faster and safer treatment option for iron-deficiency anemia. However, all sources cited are labeled as "Not Trusted," indicating a lack of reliable, peer-reviewed evidence to substantiate the claims made. While the development of this injectable treatment appears plausible given the context of ongoing research in iron deficiency treatments, the absence of credible sources raises concerns about the validity of the claim. Therefore, while there is some basis for the claim, the lack of trustworthy evidence necessitates a cautious interpretation.