HealthUS Agencies Investigate Johnson & Johnson Over Carcinogenic Asbestos In Baby Powder J&J knew about the asbestos contamination on its baby powder line but failed to notify the public and regulators. The company is facing another bout of inquiry from the U.S. Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission.by Rubi Valdez
HealthJury Orders J&J To Pay $26 Million Of Damages In Another Talcum Powder Cancer Caseby Rubi Valdez
HealthWoman Who Blames Baby Powder For Her Ovarian Cancer Wins Lawsuit: Should You Stop Using Talcum Powder?by Luan Chan
HealthJohnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay More Than $110 Million In Baby Powder, Shower To Shower Powder Cancer Caseby Allan Adamson
HealthJury Awards $70 Million To Ovarian Cancer Patient In Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Lawsuitby Rhodi Lee
HealthJury Orders Johnson & Johnson To Pay $55 Million Over Talc-Based Powder Linked To Ovarian Cancerby Rhodi Lee
Healthy Living/WellnessWomen Who Use Genital Talc At Increased Risk Of Ovarian Cancer: Studyby Rina Marie Doctor