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Dangers of Batteries and Magnets
Toys, musical gift cards, and desk toys are just a few gifts you or your kids might have have received over the holiday season. But one thing you may not realize is what they contain could be dangerous to your health. Children's toys and stress relieving items found on office desks may contain batteries or magnets. While you may think, 'it's just a toy so it must be okay', these foreign objects ...
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Lawsuit: Ex-slugger George Brett falsely advertises health benefits of necklaces, bracelets
IOWA CITY, Iowa - Lawyers are seeking class-action status for a lawsuit that claims Hall of Fame slugger George Brett has been falsely advertising necklaces and bracelets as being able to help improve health and sports performance.
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Popular magnets pose risk if swallowed
Meredith DelPrete, 10, was at school one day and did something that she said is popular among kids her age: She pretended to have a pierced tongue. The Fairfax County fifth-grader took two magnetic balls from her pocket and placed one on top of her tongue and the other on the underside. The magnets, the size of a BB, are extremely powerful. They made it look like she had a stud. She opened her ...
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Lawsuit: George Brett falsely advertises necklaces
Lawyers are seeking class-action status for a lawsuit that claims Hall of Fame slugger George Brett has been falsely advertising necklaces and bracelets as being able to help improve health and sports performance.
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Tiny toy magnets pose huge hazard to kids
Meredith DelPrete, 10, was playing at school one day and did something that she said is popular among kids her age: pretending to have a pierced tongue.
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Health Tip: Buy Safe Toys
(HealthDay News) -- Youngsters may get hurt if the wrong toys end up in the wrong little hands.
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Magnets popular with youth pose big risk if swallowed
Meredith DelPrete, age 10, was playing at school one day and did something that she said is popular among kids her age: pretending to have a pierced tongue. The Fairfax County, Va., fifth-grader took two tiny magnetic balls out of her pocket and placed one on top of her tongue and the other on the underside. The magnets, the size of a BB, are extremely powerful. They made it look like she had a ...
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Lawsuit claims HOFer Brett falsely advertises necklaces
Lawyers are seeking class-action status for a lawsuit that claims Hall of Fame slugger George Brett has been falsely advertising bracelets and necklaces as being able to help improve health and sports performance.
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Lawsuit: Brett made false claims in advertising
Lawyers are seeking class-action status for a lawsuit that claims Hall of Fame slugger George Brett has been falsely advertising necklaces and bracelets as being able to help improve health and sports performance.
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Health therapy rules supported
A Blenheim-based national industry representative for natural health products is backing a medical journal article that calls for scientific evidence to prove the products' efficacy.
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