Button batteries burn meat in 90 minutes - and they're increasingly being swallowed by children

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Button batteries burn meat in 90 minutes - and they're increasingly being swallowed by children
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The increase is in line with trends seen in the US where serious child ingestion accidents involving the small batteries have increased sevenfold over the past 20 years

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"We went down for an X-ray and by the time we came back up they said to me, it is a button battery and if your son does not have surgery now, he will die very soon." Duracell has launched a new public health campaign that encourages parents to check for dangerous batteries in the home. Emma Hammett, CEO of First Aid for Life, said batteries mixed with saliva release a chemical found commonly in drain cleaners.This is the damage that a button battery did to a piece of meat after 90 minutes

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