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Curved LED panels on two edges of the Clip reveal the current battery level when you hold down its logo-button for about four seconds—different LED colors indicate the current charge.

Small lithium or “button” batteries that power many of our consumer devices are being swallowed by children in increasing numbers, a new report found.

A “button cell” battery is held between a thumb and index finger. If small children swallow them, the batteries can get stuck in the esophagus and cause life-threatening injuries.

Button batteries (small disc-shaped cells, also known as coin batteries) were involved in 85 percent of the cases in which the battery was described, researchers reported in the study ...

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When a child swallows a button battery, which are often 2 cm and shiny, they can become lodged in the child’s esophagus. “It stays in the same position,” Jacobs said.

Button battery ingestion is becoming a big problem not only because of how frequently it is happening, but the complications can be lifelong. Since 2009, the American Academy of Pediatrics reports ...

Annual button battery-related emergency room visits are in the 3,500 range, and this number continues to rise as more and more toys for toddlers require these small batteries.

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