Doctors and parents are part of a push for tougher safety regulations to protect children from potentially deadly button batteries.The small round batteries have killed two children and are estimated to be responsible for more than a dozen hospitalisations in Australia every week.
Button batteries are found in everyday household items like toys, bathroom scales, calculators, remote controls and musical greeting cards.
They are easy for a child to swallow and, if they do so, the impact can be devastating.
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