Worldwide Talcum Powder Recall Should Be Issued By J&J, According to Global Coalition
A worldwide coalition of consumer watchdogs, environmental groups and universities want Johnson & Johnson to halt sales of talc-based Baby Powder worldwide.
A worldwide coalition of consumer watchdogs, environmental groups and universities want Johnson & Johnson to halt sales of talc-based Baby Powder worldwide.
Johnson & Johnson ended the sale of Johnson's Baby Powder this week after more than 125 years amid declining sales and thousands of talcum powder cancer lawsuits.
A talcum powder lawsuit was settled midway through trial in California between Johnson & Johnson and a woman who says she developed mesothelioma due to asbestos fibers in Baby Powder.
The results of Johnson & Johnson's tests for asbestos in its Baby Powder are now in question following revelations that it used preliminary results to claim its products were asbestos…
The Special Master involved in talcum powder litigation has laid out protocols for handling talcum powder samples linked to a recent Johnson's Baby Powder asbestos recall.
Johnson & Johnson now claims its own tests found no asbestos in the same bottle of talcum powder tested by the FDA which resulted in a nationwide recall.
A new study details several case studies researchers say show individuals with mesothelioma who only could have gotten it from asbestos in talcum powder.
Johnson & Johnson is recalling 33,000 bottles of Johnson's baby Powder after the FDA announced it detected asbestos in one sample.