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Sarco Capsule, World's First 3D-Printed Euthanasia Machine, Ends Life With A Click

It is a reusable 3D-printed euthanasia machine which would let anyone end their life by the press of a button.

North Korean Defector’s Survival A ‘Miracle,’ South Korean Surgeon Says

"His vital signs were so unstable, he was dying of low blood pressure, he was dying of shock," South Korean surgeon Lee Cook-jong said. "He was like a broken jar. We couldn't put enough blood into him."

What Is Vaginal Mesh Implant? Post-Treatment Sepsis Kills Campaigner Against It

Urogynaecological meshes also known as transvaginal meshes are used to treat stress incontinence, a condition that can lead to women leaking from their bladder when doing impact activities such as running and jumping, or even sneezing or coughing.

As Amazon Adds Robot Workers, Retail Jobs Fall

Amazon is said to have added about 75,000 new robots to their workforce this year alone.

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Firefighters Rescue 85 Dogs From Burning House, Many Up For Adoption

The owner of the dogs did not have the required permit to keep more than four dogs but was illegally breeding the animal.

YouTube Child Abuse Videos Prompt Google To Hire Thousands Of Moderators

Youtube seems to be taking a firm stand to curb inappropriate content on its platform.

Homeless 9-Year-Old Boy Sends Santa Claus Letter Asking For A Home

Louis Williams' family became homeless after his mother failed to pay rent despite working two jobs.

China School That Was Teaching Women Obedience Shuts Down

A school in China that was teaching women to be obedient and told them they were inferior to me was shut down after a video surfaced of it online.

Listen To The High-Pitched Grunt Neanderthals Probably Made

Compared to modern humans, Neanderthals looked and sounded weird — but apparently we still found them attractive enough to mate with.

Why Are Some Earthquakes So Much Worse Than Others?

Earthquakes cause more destruction when tectonic plates smash together faster.

Missing Argentine Submarine Latest: New Object Detected In ARA San Juan Search

Using sonar imaging, officials detected an object 3,100 feet underwater.

Airplane Flight Crew Gets Front Row Seat To North Korean Missile Test

A Cathay Pacific flight crew witnessed the most advanced North Korean missile test to date.

With 2 Supermoons Coming Up, How Special Would They Be?

The supermoon on Jan. 31, 2018, would also be a partial lunar eclipse for those in the Northeast. This means that though the lunar eclipse would be visible at moonset, inhabitants of the Eastern United States would see it in the morning.

Is Babywearing Safe For Workouts? Fitness Trainer Criticized For Exercising With Baby

Wearing a baby while workout is helps to develop strength for both the mother and the baby. This also proves to be a wonderful solution babies who sleep less.

Doctors Fired For Declaring Newborn 'Dead' After Incident Sparks Outrage

Outrage sparked after the baby was found to be alive while on the way to his own funeral.

HIV Could Now Be Prevented From Turning Infectious

HIV has killed more than 35 million people so far. The new breakthrough brings a much needed hope.

Teenager Battles To Reel 13-Foot Tiger Shark To Shore, Gets Rod Snapped

The 19-year-old Kruz Mettner battled for more than three hours off Point Samson, near Dampier, Australia, to bring the shark to shore.

North Korea Calls US-South Korea Air Combat Drills ‘Grave Military Provocation’

The five-day Vigilant ACE (air combat exercise) comes less than a week after North Korea fired a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) and declared the completion of its "nuclear force."

11 Immigrants Trapped In British Truck Survived On Expensive Belgian Chocolate

Undocumented immigrants survived on only chocolate.

What Are 'Super Beans'? How Africa Has New Hope Against Famine

The International Center For Tropical Agriculture aims to use "super beans" to help combat hunger.

China Unveils Mass Jellyfish Destruction Weapon To Protect Aircraft Carriers

Dubbed the "Jellyfish shredder," the instrument reportedly destroys the fish by cutting them into thousands of pieces.

'Superman' Police Officer Holds Onto Van Dangling Off Bridge With Bare Hands

He grabbed hold of the van’s rear axle to keep it steady after signalling to his colleagues to close the road, and reassured the driver who was trapped inside.

Massive Underground Cavern Formed During Ice Age Discovered By Amateur Explorers

Two amateur cave explorers discovered a massive, cathedral-like network of caverns underneath Montreal.

5 Volcanoes That Could Erupt At Any Moment

There are about 2,000 volcanoes around the world that could erupt and cover the Earth in lava and ash. Sweet dreams.

Missing Argentine Submarine Latest: ‘Metallic’ Objects Found In ARA San Juan Search

Metallic objects were found while searching for missing Argentine military submarine ARA San Juan, officials said.

Entire Family Tests HIV-Positive After Mother Keeps Diagnosis Secret For Decades

A Uganda family was upturned after their mother rejected treatment and hid her HIV-positive diagnosis for decades -- it had already been passed onto the other members of the family.

Search For Missing Argentine Submarine ARA San Juan Continues Despite Rescue Mission Ending

Officials said that although they believed no one was left alive on board the ARA San Juan, they would continue looking for the missing submarine.

‘Dead’ Baby Wakes Up On Way To His Own Funeral

Doctors pronounced a baby dead but he started moving in the plastic bag on the way to his funeral.

WATCH: Liquid Nitrogen-Filled Coke Bottle Nearly Misses Host's Face During Live TV

Jacob Strickling, was a guest on the show "Studio 10" where he was demonstrating how soda-filled bottles can be converted into small rockets when liquid nitrogen is poured in them.

Winter Holidays Around The World: Full List Of Seasonal Celebrations 2017-2018

Christmas is around the corner, so is Hanukkah and several other festivals around the world.

Kim Jong Nam Carried Nerve Agent Antidote On Assassination Day, Witness Says

Police found 12 glass vials of atropine, which can be used as an antidote for VX nerve agent and insecticides, in Kim Jong Nam's sling bag.

Sahar Tabar's 50 Surgeries To Look Like Angelina Jolie Didn't Really Work

Sahar Tabar from Tehran claims to be one of the biggest fans of the actress and has undergone 50 surgeries to look like her idol.

Who Is Desiree Gibbon? Aspiring New York Model Killed In Jamaica

Gibbon who stayed at a hotel her grandmother owns in Jamaica looked for bartending work so she could save enough money to attend a film school in Europe.