No More Talc-Based Baby Powder for J&J as Company Announces it Will Stop Selling Product in 2023
With lawsuits mounting against Johnson & Johnson, the company has decided to abandon its controversial talc-based baby powder starting next year.
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With lawsuits mounting against Johnson & Johnson, the company has decided to abandon its controversial talc-based baby powder starting next year.
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Johnson & Johnson has faced lawsuits over allegations it is hiding cancer risks tied to its talc-based baby powder.
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