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Be Aware of Ovarian Cancer Risks Linked to Perineal Talcum Powder Use Warns Consumer Safety Watch
Be Aware of Ovarian Cancer Risks Linked to Perineal Talcum Powder Use Warns Consumer Safety WatchSan Diego, CA - September 27, 2016 - ( Newswire.comFor decades, Johnson and Johnson's talcum powder based product Shower to Shower frequently aired commercials advocating and encouraging perineal talcum powder use among women promoting jingles such as "A sprinkle a day helps keep odor away.Have you had your sprinkle today?"Yet, in recent trials claiming Johnson & Johnson's Baby Shower and Shower to Shower products caused ovarian cancer, jurors stated that one of the smoking guns in the cases was that internal documents pointed to J&J actually being aware of the link between their product and vaginal cancer as far back as the 1970's yet they chose to ignore that information and continued selling the products without warning consumers of the potential dangers.In fact, their internal supplier of Talcum Powder added a warning label their packaging, yet Johnson and Johnson chose not to pass this through to their customers.
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Johnson and Johnson Faces More Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuits « CBS St. Louis
Johnson and Johnson Faces More Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuits « CBS St. Louis
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – Johnson and Johnson prepares to battle with another woman claiming its talcum Baby Powder caused her ovarian cancer – a case that threatens a domino effect of multi-million dollar verdicts against the healthcare giant.Already two juries here have hit Johnson and Johnson hard for it's talcum powder — awarding $72 million to one cancer plaintiff and $55 million to another.Johnson and Johnson is appealing the awards, but the legal challenge facing the company is formidableSome 1,800 cases have been filed here against Johnson and Johnson for its talcum powder, according to the Onder Law Firm – which claims to have a total of 3,500 talcum powder clients.Johnson and Johnson attorney John Beisner will argue that there is no scientific link between talc and cancer.
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Johnson And Johnson Facing More Cancer Lawsuits Over Baby Powder
Johnson And Johnson Facing More Cancer Lawsuits Over Baby Powder
Healthcare company Johnson and Johnson is facing another lawsuit as a woman has claimed their talcum baby powder gave her ovarian cancer, in an allegation that will potentially set the company back millions of dollars.Two juries in St. Louis have already awarded $72 million to one cancer plaintiff and $55 million to another, hitting Johnson and Johnson hard.The company's lawyers are appealing the decisions, but the road ahead for the global corporation is challenging, CBS Local reports.Local Onder Law Firm reports says that there are 1,800 cases filed against Johnson and Johnson over their talcum powder, and the firm is representing some 3,500 clients.
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