ER visits almost double for young children swallowing objects The most common objects ingested were coins and small batteries.

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Where are kids most likely to pick up RSV? The most common way for RSV to spread among children is through contact with contaminated surfaces or objects.

Door handles, stair railings, books, pens, video game remotes, and a computer keyboard are some common "carriers" of cold viruses. They can live on one of those objects for several hours.

Common objects lodged in children's nostrils include beads, pins, baby teeth, screws and food, the researchers say Peanuts and peas can sometimes get inhaled and stuck in the airways.

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