The toddler began experiencing stomach pain, so his parents brought him to the emergency room, where an X-ray showed that he had 16 small magnetic balls linked together in his intestine and ...

It contained 216 small, multicolored magnetic balls with what the CPSC called a “strong magnetic flux.” The agency said that ingested magnets could attach to each other or other metal objects ...

In May last year, a set of 12 magnetic balls was retrieved from the stomach and the small intestine of a 3-year-old girl. The balls were initially sitting separately in each organ, but later ...

Through their strong magnetism, the balls can be joined together to create different shapes. There are also magnetic cubes. The small size of the balls makes them potential swallowing hazards for ...

Britain's National Health Service (NHS) has issued a plea for a ban on the sale of magnetic balls due to a deadly trend on the video platform TikTok. Tiny magnetic balls, which are typically sold ...