According to the Palm Beach Post, doctors are amazed that Tony Huesman from Ohio is still alive 28 years after his heart transplant. His heart had been damaged by a pneumonia virus, which had caused his heart to enlarge by four times its normal size and the walls of the heart to stretch and become "paper thin. "When Huesman received the transplanted heart in 1978 at Stanford University, it was one of the only United States' (U. S. ') transplant centers doing this type of surgery. Most other heart surgeons and locations had abandoned the transplantation of hearts, because most patients were not surviving very long after surgery.

A 77-year-old British man who posted his first video on the online home video site YouTube last week has already amassed a huge number of fans. The man, whose name is Peter, posts under the user name geriatric1927 (the year he was born). He talks about how he became addicted to the enormously popular YouTube in his first clip.

The German environment minister, Werner Schnappauf, on Tuesday ordered hunters to shoot and kill a rampaging bear in the south of the country. The animal is the first to show up in the region over the last 170 years. It has killed more than a dozen sheep and several chickens. The 200 pounds animal tears open its victims, eats their hearts leaving the rest of the carcass behind. Schnappauf admitted the animal had become a problem one, "A man-bear encounter could occur at any time. It cannot be allowed to roam freely. We will ask hunters to shoot the bear. "

Jacob Cherian - All Headline News ContributorZagreb, Croatia (AHN)-- Zagreb's new Museum of Broken Relationships houses love letters, engagement rings, massage oils, a scooter, and empty liquor bottles.

A hospital patient being treated with a flammable gel for a skin condition dies after catching fire as he lit a cigarette. According to the BBC, the 60-year-old was smoking on a fire escape at Doncaster Royal Infirmary on Monday.