Nobel Laureate Mohammadi in ICU After Cardiac Crisis
Her family says she remains in critical condition as doctors battle severe blood-pressure swings and oxygen treatment after a suspected heart attack.
- On Friday, imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was urgently transferred to a hospital in Zanjan, Iran, after suffering a "catastrophic deterioration" of her health and a severe cardiac crisis.
- The transfer occurred after 140 days of what The Narges Mohammadi Foundation described as "systematic medical neglect" since her arrest on December 12.
- Mohammadi suffered two episodes of complete loss of consciousness on Friday; lawyer Mostafa Nili reported her blood pressure continues to fluctuate severely despite cardiac unit admission.
- The Narges Mohammadi Foundation characterized the transfer as a "desperate, last-minute" action, noting authorities had previously refused to allow treatment by her specialized team in Tehran.
- Despite her condition, the Nobel laureate maintains her campaign for change in Iran, drawing international attention to conditions inside Evin Prison and the broader crackdown on dissent.
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Jailed Iranian Nobel winner Mohammadi hospitalized in ‘catastrophic’ condition
Rights lawyer's foundation says her health decline comes 'after 140 days of systematic medical neglect'; family 'fighting for her life' after severe cardiac crisis
Relatives of Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi fear that the regime is trying to get rid of dissidents by withholding medical care.
Concern for jailed Iranian Nobel laureate as brother fears she is dying
OSLO - Relatives of jailed Iranian human rights campaigner Narges Mohammadi and the Nobel Peace Prize Committee have called for her to be transferred to adequate medical facilities following a sharp reported deterioration of her health.
Iranian Narges Mohammadi, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize held in Iran since December, was hospitalized in an emergency after a serious...
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