Johnson & Johnson Loses $37.2M in Talcum Powder Cancer Case
Johnson & Johnson agrees to pay $8.9bn over alleged cancer-causing talc claims | Johnson & Johnson | The Guardian
Types of Cancer J&J's Baby Powder Cause | Baby Powder Cancer
Johnson & Johnson to End Talc-Based Baby Powder Sales in North America - The New York Times
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay record $4.7bn damages over talc cancer lawsuit | The Independent | The Independent
Johnson & Johnson Finally Admits: Our Baby Products Contain Cancer-Causing Ingredients
J&J Wins Narrow, Limited Pause of Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuits - Bloomberg
Johnson & Johnson Just Paid Millions To Another Woman With Ovarian Cancer Linked To Baby Powder - cybermednews.eu
Our baby products have cancer causing chemicals, Johnson & Johnson admits
Ovarian cancer victim wins $417m payout from Johnson & Johnson | Pharmaceuticals industry | The Guardian
Did Johnson and Johnson Admit Their Baby Products Contain Cancer-Causing Formaldehyde? | Snopes.com
Johnson & Johnson stops selling popular product from next year | The Sun
J&J knew for decades that asbestos lurked in its Baby Powder
Johnson & Johnson recalls 33,000 bottles of Baby Powder as FDA finds traces of asbestos | Mint
Johnson & Johnson to stop selling baby powder linked to cancer | woman, company, video recording | #Gravitas | Johnson & Johnson will stop selling their controversial talcum powder which has been
No uniform test for cancer-causing substances in J&J baby products' — drug regulator summoned – ThePrint – Select
Johnson & Johnson faces push to force global ban on talc baby powder sales | Pharmaceuticals industry | The Guardian
 "Cancer-Causing Formaldehyde Found In Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo: Official")
Cancer-Causing Formaldehyde Found In Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo: Official
Does talcum powder cause cancer? A legal and scientific battle rages | CNN
Johnson & Johnson to pay billions to settle talc claims
Johnson & Johnson to stop making talc-based baby powder globally | Johnson & Johnson | The Guardian
J&J can contest evidence linking its talc to cancer, US judge rules | Reuters
Johnson & Johnson stops selling talc-based baby powder
