Mag Cube -- a children's toy which uses dozens of tiny magnetic balls -- has been recalled because it could cause internal injuries if the balls are swallowed and then link together inside the body.

About 9,400 sets of Crayola-branded “pip‑Cubes” are being recalled after federal safety regulators warned the toys contain high-powered magnets that can detach — posing a potentially deadly risk to ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission shared several warnings this week over small yet high-powered magnetic balls in toy sets that can be swallowed after seven deaths and thousands of hospital ...

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The Consumer Product Safety Commission will likely ban the small but dangerous high-powered magnets known as 'Buckyballs' from the market after one child died another 7,700 were taken to the emergency ...

NEW YORK -- Regulators have issued a recall for high-powered magnetic balls after the US Consumer Product Safety Commission issued several warnings for the toy kits, citing the risk of injury or even ...

Walmart is recalling its exclusive line of magnetic ball toys connected to seven deaths, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Here’s what you should return to get a refund. The ...

A six-year-old girl was forced to have emergency surgery to remove part of her bowel after she swallowed toy magnetic balls. Melody Bailey of Preston was rushed to Royal Manchester Children's Hospital ...