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A man, David Kurt McClain, suffering from ALS or Amytrophic Lateral Sclerosis took part in the Ice Bucket Challenge, reported the Huffington Post.

UFO watchers have found a bone on Mars, claimed Chron.com. It appears to be like a thigh bone.This report comes after claims on recent sightings of UFO.

Here's a look at the top UFO sightings that have happened in the past.

Astronaut Reid Wiseman noticed green flurry lights near the coast of Bangkok and was surprised by it.

Robotic-assisted surgical system mimics the actions of a human hand and according to Herald Scotland, the Scottish Government has pledged £1 million to buy it.

A new survey by Opinium shows that since there is easy access to online pornography, adolescents are getting wrecked.

Researchers from the University of Leeds have found that one can improve heart health by tickling the ears to help stimulate the nerves.

The latest update on National Aeronautic and Space Administration's Curiosity Rover is that it will now be drilling a rock to help learn about the geological history of the Red Planet.

Sex is more satisfying for women when they are in love and in a committed relationship.

Researchers from the University of Washington came up with a new product that contains anti-HIV drugs to help protect against HIV.

Grace Peacock, 21-years old, was 115 kg when her soon-to-be husband failed to carry her while practicing for their wedding.

The Wall Street Journal recently published an article which showed the most well-rested cities as well as the city which gets the least amount of sleep.

In the last 12 months, Australia's fatality rate in cases of road accidents have fallen to less than five deaths for every 100,000 people.

Research showed us many ways that leads a happy life.

In the early 1900s, black holes were considered the celebrities of astronomy.

Neale Daniher, the West Coast Eagles stalwart, spoke about his battle with motor neurone disease together with his former Bomber's teammate, Tim Watson.

Data from Cancer Research UK shows that the death rates for breast, bowel, lung and prostrate cancer have fallen by a third in the last two decades.

Scientists said that people having morning sex are healthier and happier than those who don't. Debby Herbenick, the author of 'Because It Feels Good' said that morning sex releases oxytocin, a feel-good hormone, making couples feeling loved and bonded the entire day.

A new device, in the size of a bar fridge, to preserve hearts after the death of people has been developed so that it can increase the number of organs that can be donated. The device pumps oxygen and nutrients to flush out the waste. It has been developed by Melbourne's Alfred Hospital.

Don McApline talks about Robin William's obsessiveness as they have worked together in three films.

Tasmania is hit with the highest rates of cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and hypertension.

A study reveals the views of teenagers about anal sex.

Four students diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder will graduate from SAIT Polytechnic and embark on a journey into the culinary arts career.

One out of ten Americans turn to find love through online dating sites.

Kieron Sorkin went through rib cartilage graft reconstruction to repair his ears.

A new drug to help treatment of schizophrenia is being developed.

Austin Health sends out death notices to living patients.

A new research suggests that exercise can sometimes kill and is not always good for your health. The findings of the research showed that one out of every twenty people had a tendency of overexerting themselves.

U.S. President Barack Obama has declined the challenge of Ethel Kennedy to soak himself with ice water to raise awareness for ALS.