Tiny super-strong rare-earth magnets sold as toys were banned several years ago, but now some of them are back on the market landing kids in the emergency room. The Troubleshooters have warned you ...

Buckyballs CEO says the office toy is not defective and marketed to adults. Sept. 12, 2012— -- Buckyballs, a toy made up of small magnetic beads that can be molded into different shapes, is one ...

Magnetized toys may be popular -- but the magnets themselves can be extremely dangerous for your little one, according to experts. Imgorthand Talk about a trouble magnet. Magnetized toys may be ...

DENVER (CN) - Federal regulators urged the 10th Circuit to uphold a ban Wednesday on Buckyballs and other strong magnets that pose a deadly swallow hazard for children. Buckyballs, Neoballs and Zen ...

Over the course of little more than a month, we removed 54 tiny toy magnets from the digestive systems of four children. They were lucky: Despite invasive procedures and operations to repair holes in ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A Philadelphia mom has a warning about a popular toy your child may have received this holiday season. She says the toy caused her son to have emergency surgery. They are tiny ...

A Utah boy is recovering from his third surgery after he accidentally swallowed 14 magnets while hiding a fidget toy from his older brother in his mouth. Mikah Arvidson, 6, was playing with his older ...

New research indicates fall in cases of multiple magnet ingestion, which can be serious A federal ban on the marketing of super-magnet or neodymium magnet toys in the UAE last year has been lauded by ...

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is issuing new requirements to protect young children from swallowing toy magnets, the agency said Thursday. Magnet sets marketed as children’s toys ...

A consumer research group called Tuesday for warning labels on toys with magnets after more than 4 million Mattel play sets were recalled over injuries to several children who swallowed magnets that ...

Now the toys are also appearing in lawsuits brought by parents of children who, like William, swallowed or inhaled the magnets and required complex surgery. More than two dozen incidents involving ...