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When one of Madeline Dunn's 18-month-old twins woke up screaming in agony, she rushed him to the emergency room — and ...

The idea of swallowing a battery might sound farfetched. But it actually happens more often than you think, especially to kids - and comes with consequences.

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A growing list of medical associations are pushing for battery manufacturers to make a button or "coin cell" battery that will not lead to devastating injuries when swallowed.

Consumer Reports evaluated 31 products powered by button batteries."We found that a third of the toys and household items that we looked at had button batteries that were dangerously accessible ...

Toddler 'Rushed to the ER’ After Swallowing Button Battery. Nearly 2 Years Later, Mom Says the Recovery Has Been ‘Torture’ (Exclusive) Kasey Allen has been raising awareness for the dangers ...

The Consumer Reports investigation evaluated 31 products powered by button batteries and discovered significant safety concerns.

A new law is supposed to protect children from gaining access to them, but as a startling Consumer Reports investigation reveals, gaps remain that may be putting your family at risk.

The 6-year-old from Aurora, Missouri, accidentally swallowed a quarter-size button battery that exploded inside of her.

Consumer Consumer Reports: Button battery safety warning Button and coin cell batteries are tiny and powerful, but uniquely dangerous in the hands of young children.