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Below are some of our news stories explaining the potential dangers of talcum powder, and especially the connection to ovarian cancer. To learn more about the types of injuries that have been linked to this product, and the legal claims that have been filed, click Talcum Powder.

 

A group of 22 women suffering from ovarian cancer caused by asbestos-containing talcum powder…

In a stunning verdict handed down in a federal court in New Jersey, a jury has ordered pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson and its talc supplier, Imerys, to pay $37 million to a 46-year-old…

In August, a Los Angeles jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $417 million to 63-year-…

This week, Johnson & Johnson was ordered to pay $415 million to a California woman who alleged that her…

Defendants in current trials over the link between talcum powder and ovarian cancer include Johnson & Johnson, manufacturer of the most popular baby powder, and Imerys Talc America, supplier…

As the number of lawsuits over talc-containing Baby Powder continues to grow, manufacturer Johnson & Johnson – once “The Most Trusted Brand in America” – has been fighting back in order to…

Recent news about the talc included in Johnson & Johnson's Baby Powder and its links to ovarian cancer has many women greatly concerned – and rightfully so. Although juries have been finding…

At the end of October, a jury in St. Louis, Missouri, awarded $67.5 million to a plaintiff who stated her ovarian cancer was the result of using Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder – a product…

Talcum powder, a seemingly innocuous, everyday household product for well over a century, has turned deadly for some users. Specifically, for the women who have found themselves victim of ovarian…

Talcum powder, a seemingly innocuous substance, has been used by women for various personal and household purposes for well over a century. Suddenly, it is now a cause of action by hundreds of…

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