Cancer Patient Awarded $70 Million In Johnson & Johnson’s Latest Talcum Powder Loss
A California woman has been awarded $70 million in a new verdict rendered against Johnson & Johnson over the company’s talcum powder. This is the third... Read More
Fourth Week Of Trial Begins For Talcum Powder Lawsuit
Talcum powder has been a staple in American medicine cabinets for more than a century, but now thousands of women say the product causes ovarian cancer. Cancer... Read More
Third Johnson And Johnson Baby Powder Lawsuit Heads To Trial
St. Louis is holding another trial over the potential link between talcum powder and ovarian cancer, according to the Montgomery Adviser. Trial proceedings in the case, in which... Read More
Talc Mining Company Sued In New Talcum Powder Lawsuit
Global mining conglomerate Rio Tinto is being sued by cancer patients, who say talc supplied by the company caused them to develop ovarian cancer. The case,... Read More
Does Talcum Powder Cause Cancer?
Talcum powders, like Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower To Shower, have been linked to an increased risk of ovarian cancer for more than 30 years.... Read More
How One Woman Led The Way For Thousands Of Baby Powder Lawsuits
Women across the country have accused Johnson & Johnson of concealing evidence – decades of evidence – that the company’s popular body powders can increase... Read More
Illinois Woman Asks For Talcum Powder Lawsuit MDL
More than 1,200 people have filed lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson over the company’s popular baby powder products, which Plaintiffs say cause ovarian cancer. While the... Read More
Despite Possible Risks, US Consumers Still Devoted To Baby Powder
American consumers purchase around $18.8 million worth of baby powder every year, according to data analysis outlet StatisticBrain. Globally, the powder market is expected to... Read More
Increased Ovarian Cancer Risk In African American Baby Powder Users
In a new study, researchers have linked the genital use of talc-based powders to invasive ovarian cancers in African American women. Cancer More Likely In African... Read More