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In one talc case, Johnson & Johnson was ordered to pay $4.69 billion to 22 plaintiffs. Read more at Boston.com.

After being sued by cancer patients who claimed that its baby powder contained asbestos—Johnson & Johnson stopped using talc in 2020. Now, the company will switch to cornstarch in its baby powder by 2023.  More than 40,000 lawsuits were filed against the company over the past few years with plaintiffs alleging they were sickened with […] The post Johnson & Johnson to Stop Production of Talc-Based Baby Powder  appeared first on The Latest Hip...

Gym users were unsure what exactly was wrong with the equipment. Upon discovering an unoccupied squat bar in an otherwise packed weight room, gym goers concluded that the only explanation was that the equipment was, “some kind of sadistic trap.” “It makes absolutely no sense,” said area man Alex