Johnson & Johnson Baby powder

Illinois Rep Rejoiced Over J&J Baby Powder Discontinuation: 'It Knew for Decades its Product Contains Asbestos'

Medicine & Technology May 20, 2020

On Tuesday, Johnson & Johnson announced that sales of its famous talc-based baby powder would be terminated in the United States and Canada as it faces multiple lawsuits claiming its talc-based baby powder contains asbestos, a cancer-forming substance.

Johnson & Johnson To Pay $110.5 Million To The Woman Who Said That The Company's Baby Powder Gave Her Cancer

May 11, 2017

A woman blamed Johnson & Johnson's baby powder for causing her ovarian cancer and the jury accepted it.

Johnson & Johnson Baby powder

Illinois Rep Rejoiced Over J&J Baby Powder Discontinuation: 'It Knew for Decades its Product Contains Asbestos'

Johnson & Johnson To Pay $110.5 Million To The Woman Who Said That The Company's Baby Powder Gave Her Cancer

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