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A patient's flatulence sparked a fire which caused her serious burns to her body, according to a university hospital in Japan. Although the incident occurred on April 15 at the Tokyo Medical University Hospital in the Shinjuku Ward, news of the accident is just being reported after a report was released from the hospital on Friday. The report was released by the hospital after a committee of outside experts examined the case and determined that there were no flammable materials inside the room at the time of surgery... Читать дальше...

Miranda Kerr looks so pretty on the cover of Elle Canada‘s December 2016 issue. Here’s what the 33-year-olld model had to share with the mag: On having flexibility in life: “I have this philosophy that we should all be like willow trees – people think that in a big storm, the oak is the strongest [...]

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska regulators have decided to require stores to complete long-form applications for liquor licenses if they want to continue selling millions of cans of beer to residents of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.

George Chihaia claims his vehicle didn't even enter the car park.

The Phab 2 Pro is the first consumer device with Google’s Tango AR technology In 2016, Lenovo announced a new range of smartphones coming to the US, The Phab 2 and Phab 2 Plus. The Phab 2 Pro is the first consumer device with Google’s Tango augmented reality technology. Tango, formerly known as Project Tango, is full of augmented reality features.

Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) has been reported to Secret Service after he was caught on tape this week joking that gun owners should think about shooting Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

Obamacare’s fourth open enrollment season begins today, at an especially tumultuous time for the law.

Overall, the US has seen a 25 percent drop in carbon-dioxide emissions since 2008.

Decades of discriminatory policies left deep scars across South Africa’s social landscape, writes Ronelle Burger.

Who needs cake when there are hot doughnuts around?

There's a reason pizza is universally loved.

Bruno Mars might be one of the most successful, renowned voices in the industry today, but it wasn't just a walk in the park for him to get here. The 31-year-old singer...

It was the summer of 2004 when a young girl by the name of Carrie Underwood appeared in the same room as Randy Jackson and Simon Cowell for a special audition. Wearing faded denim jeans...

You may love the city, but there is absolute beauty in the country. In honor of Country Music Week ahead of the Country Music Awards, we decided to take a peek at some of our favorite...

One night in November 1991, Vinny Pazienza was a two-time light middleweight champion of the world preparing for his next fight. And then he wasn't — at least, according to medical experts.  Just 28 years old at the time, Pazienza, known as Paz, was a passenger in a car struck head-on after veering into the opposite lane near his home in Warwick, Rhode Island. Paz suffered two broken and one dislocated vertebrae high along his spinal column.

A coroner told an inquest he is hoping to find "what lessons can be learned" from seven tragic deaths at Camber Sands.

After four years, and a couple of unexpected hidden treasures, a multi-million pound project to transform Rochester Cathedral's crypt has finished.

A former "Jungle" camp resident has made it to within eight miles of the UK coastline in an inflatable kayak.

New research has found a link between our DNA and the age at which we have our first child, as well as the number of children we decide to have.

With more than 137,000 ballots already cast in person or by mail, Nebraska appears headed toward a record voter turnout next week, Secretary of State John Gale said Tuesday.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Doctors should screen children older than 6 for obesity, and offer them behavioral therapy to help them lose weight if necessary, new guidelines reassert.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- The Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) vaccine is safe for pregnant women who hope to pass their immunity on to their newborns, a new study shows.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- The rate of premature births in the United States increased in 2015 for the first time in eight years, and rates are especially high among certain racial and ethnic groups, a March of…