As part of thesettlement, which is still pending judicial approval, the health products giant will permanently stop the manufacturing, promotion and sale of all of its baby powder and other body and cosmetic products that contain talcum powder. That includes Johnson's Baby Powder and Johnson & ...
Johnson & Johnson Not Liable for Illinois Woman's Death in Talc Case More Reuters FILE PHOTO: A bottle of Johnson and Johnson Baby Powder is seen in a photo illustration taken in New York, February 24, 2016. REUTERS/Mike Segar/Illustration/File Photo By Tom Hals and Jonathan ...
Johnson & Johnson was ordered by a New Jersey jury to pay $750 million in punitive damages to a group of former Baby Powder users. The group had already been awarded $37.2 million as compensation for cancers they blamed on asbestos. After the verdict, Judge Ana...
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Fox News medical correspondent Dr. Marc Siegel says Johnson & Johnson has a good case to fight the nearly $5 billion baby powder lawsuit.
Related article India drug regulators testing Johnson & Johnson baby powder for asbestos The debate over a link between talcum powder and cancer has been growing in the scientific community. Some studies have found an increased cancer risk, but others do not. Most suggest that more research is...
2020and now offers a product that uses cornstarch instead.The company last year set aside roughly $400 million to resolve U.S. state consumer protection claims. That was part ofa larger $8.9 billion effortin the bankruptcy filing of one of its units to settle claims its baby powder and ...
In a recent case based on a woman’s claim that Johnson’s Baby Powder – used as a base for makeup and dry shampoo – caused her mesothelioma, a jury in Northern California handed down a $29.5 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson, makers of the iconic baby powder. This is ...
Johnson & Johnson said it promised to defend itself against baby powder lawsuits and Oklahoma’s ongoing opioid drug lawsuit against the company.
Johnson & Johnson continues to discredit reputable studies linking talc to ovarian cancer, suggesting the studies are biased and unreliable. The company’s refusal to warn women about the potential complications forms the basis for the numerous Johnson & Johnson baby powder lawsuit...