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International Study Shows Many Younger Women with Breast Cancer Can Safely Have a Baby - Vimarsana News

International Study Shows Many Younger Women with Breast Cancer Can Safely Have a Baby

A new study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine found that for young women with hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, pausing endocrine therapy to pursue a pregnancy did not raise the short-term risk that the disease will recur.

60 Percent Housing Inflation In Capital Of Iran - Vimarsana News

60 Percent Housing Inflation In Capital Of Iran

The regime ruling Iran has recently approved the high priority "Tax on Repeat Housing Transactions" bill. The legislation has been submitted to the Majlis (parliament) to be administered into the co

Iran annual inflation up 1.7% to 45.8% in March: SCI - Vimarsana News

Iran annual inflation up 1.7% to 45.8% in March: SCI

Consumer prices rose by 45.8% in Iran in the year to late March, according to government figures.

Source: presstv.ir
Rights Groups, Iranian Activists Create Coalition To Continue Pressure Over Violations - Vimarsana News

Rights Groups, Iranian Activists Create Coalition To Continue Pressure Over Violations

Rights organizations and activists say they have joined forces to form the Keep It On coalition to ensure pressure remains on the authorities to stop ongoing human rights violations in the southeastern Iranian province of Sistan-Baluchistan Province. 

Source: rferl.org
Iranian press review: SUV bribery claims swirl around minister's impeachment - Vimarsana News

Iranian press review: SUV bribery claims swirl around minister's impeachment

Meanwhile, authorities stop publishing economic information, and a lack of safety at work causes 1,900 work-related deaths