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At first glance, you might mistake water beads for candy. The popular toys, commonly marketed as Orbeez, are round, tiny, and colorful. And like candy, kids can’t help but want to try to eat them.

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"Water beads are a growing problem for young children and there needs to be more awareness about the risks if swallowed," Dr. Emr said. "Despite the recall of some children's toys containing water ...

Smith and the study's co-authors called for stronger federal regulation of water beads and a revision of toy safety standards. In May, three U.S. senators introduced Esther's Law, legislation that ...