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Feb 28

Please join us for our Covid Friendly Annual Bazaar. Stop by and buy Haftseen items, premade haftseens, Torshi, Moraba and much more.

Bazaar will be held from March 1st to 17th at our office. We have extended the timeline to accommodate our shoppers. Masks are required, temperature will be monitored and maximum occupancy will be 10 guests at a time.

In advance we appreciate your continued support of our programs.
For more information please call our office at 949-679-9911.

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Feb 25

Please join us for our Covid Friendly Annual Bazaar. Stop by and buy Haftseen items, premade haftseens, Torshi, Moraba and much more.

Bazaar will be held from March 1st to 17th at our office. We have extended the timeline to accommodate our shoppers. Masks are required, temperature will be monitored and maximum occupancy will be 10 guests at a time.

In advance we appreciate your continued support of our programs.
For more information please call our office at 949-679-9911.

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Feb 25

The most important aim of the World Cancer Day campaign is to help the early diagnosis of childhood cancer. The earlier this disease gets diagnosed, the higher will be the survival chance. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is one of the common childhood cancers. Do refer to a physician when you notice one of these symptoms in a child around you: coughing; wheezing; night sweats; trouble swallowing. Keep in mind that these symptoms do not necessarily mean that a child has cancer; however, refer to a physician as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis is the key to early treatment for this disease.

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Feb 24

The most important aim of the World Cancer Day campaign is to help the early diagnosis of childhood cancer. The earlier this disease gets diagnosed, the higher will be the survival chance. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is one of the common childhood cancers. Do refer to a physician when you notice one of these symptoms in a child around you: coughing; wheezing; night sweats; trouble swallowing. Keep in mind that these symptoms do not necessarily mean that a child has cancer; however, refer to a physician as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis is the key to early treatment for this disease.

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Feb 23

The most important aim of the World Cancer Day campaign is to help the early diagnosis of childhood cancer. The earlier this disease gets diagnosed, the higher will be the survival chance. Hodgkin lymphoma is one of the common childhood cancers. Do refer to a physician when you notice one of these symptoms in a child around you: swollen (but not sore) lymph nodes in the neck, armpit or groin; extreme fatigue; weight loss; night sweats; itchy skin. Keep in mind that these symptoms do not necessarily mean that a child has cancer; however, refer to a physician as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis is the key to early treatment for this disease.

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Feb 22

The most important aim of the World Cancer Day campaign is to help the early diagnosis of childhood cancer. The earlier this disease gets diagnosed, the higher will be the survival chance. Retinoblastoma is one of the common childhood cancers. Do refer to a physician when you notice one of these symptoms in a child around you: white glow in the pupil first noticed in a photo of a child’s face when the flash is used; complaints of poor vision; one or both eyes turning inward or outward; pain from increased pressure in the eye as the tumor grows. Keep in mind that these symptoms do not necessarily mean that a child has cancer; however, refer to a physician as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis is the key to early treatment for this disease.

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Feb 21

The most important aim of the World Cancer Day campaign is to help the early diagnosis of childhood cancer. The earlier this disease gets diagnosed, the higher will be the survival chance. Kidney tumor is one of the common childhood cancers. Do refer to a physician when you notice one of these symptoms in a child around you: a large lump or hard mass in child’s belly; blood in the urine; high blood pressure; shortness of breath; fever that won’t go away. Keep in mind that these symptoms do not necessarily mean that a child has cancer; however, refer to a doctor as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis is the key to early treatment for this disease.

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Feb 20

The most important aim of the World Cancer Day campaign is to help the early diagnosis of childhood cancer. The earlier this disease gets diagnosed, the higher will be the survival chance. Brain tumor is one of the common childhood cancers. Do refer to a physician when you notice one of these symptoms in a child around you: vision, hearing or speech problems; headaches especially early in the morning; loss of balance or trouble walking; weakness, tingling or changes of feeling on one side of the body; and changes in personality or behavior. Keep in mind that these symptoms do not necessarily mean that a child has cancer; however, refer to a doctor as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis is the key to early treatment for this disease.

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Feb 19

The most important aim of the World Cancer Day campaign is to help the early diagnosis of childhood cancer. The earlier this disease gets diagnosed, the higher will be the survival chance. Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) is one of the common childhood cancers. Do refer to a physician when you notice one of these symptoms in a child around you: frequent infections; fever; easy bruising; bleeding that is hard to stop; pain in the bones or joints. Keep in mind that these symptoms do not necessarily mean that a child has cancer; however, refer to a doctor as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis is the key to early treatment for this disease.

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Feb 17

Please join us for our Covid Friendly Annual Bazaar. Stop by and buy Haftseen items, premade haftseens, Torshi, Moraba and much more.

Bazaar will be held from March 1st to 17th at our office. We have extended the timeline to accommodate our shoppers. Masks are required, temperature will be monitored and maximum occupancy will be 10 guests at a time.

In advance we appreciate your continued support of our programs.
For more information please call our office at 949-679-9911.

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Feb 17

Aryan is a very happy toddler, who smiles all day and loves attention. It is difficult to imagine this lively child was diagnosed with cancer just over a year ago. It goes back to November 2014, in a village close to Semnan when Aryan was only 6 months old. His parents noticed that the soft spot on his head is swollen and looks like a bruise. They took him to the nearest Clinic, were they noticed the suspicious lump and immediately referred them to a pediatric specialist in Semnan. Upon further examinations the doctors discovered presence of a mass. They were immediately advised to go to MAHAK.
The Horrifying news came as a shock to the parents and they were initially in denial. “For a few weeks we just sat there cried and cried,” said Aryan’s mom. “We couldn’t even move. The thought of losing our child was devastating. We were so scared he was going to die.” By the time Aryan got to MAHAK hospital, the tumor had almost doubled in size. He was moved to the urgent care unit immediately. Aryan began a treatment plan that included months of chemotherapy, surgery to remove the tumor and radiation therapy. “When we arrived at MAHAK we felt safe and comfortable,” said his mom. “Everyone is nice, smiles at you and gives you respect. Everybody is there to help you.” Aryan’s initial treatment has lasted over 18 months. He is responding well to treatment and will continue with monthly visits for the next few years.
To help give hope and make a difference in the lives of children like Aryan, please become a partner with ISCC and join us as a monthly member.

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Feb 15

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