A lawsuit alleging that Johnson & Johnson marketed talcum-based baby powder to Black women amid concerns over the product and ovarian cancer risks was filed Tuesday on behalf of the National Council ...

Thousands of women in the UK are planning to take legal action against Johnson & Johnson over alleged links between its baby powder and cancer. Lawyers claim the company “knew for decades” that there ...

If you used talc as a child, or still use it now, here’s what the science says about the link with cancer. It might not be ...

A California jury on Friday awarded $40 million to two women who said Johnson & Johnson‘s baby powder was to blame for their ovarian cancer. Erik Haas, Johnson & Johnson‘s worldwide vice president of ...

Some 3,500 Brits say their deadly cancer was caused by talcum powder made by pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson. The patients are sueing the firm in what is believed to be the largest case against ...

An advocacy group says Johnson & Johnson has yet to make things right with Black women after years of targeted talc powder advertising—so it's suing. The National Council of Negro Women filed a ...

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Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson JNJ wants to do a one-time lump sum payment of at least $8.9 billion to thousands of talc-powder claimants. J&J is still facing more than 38,000 cases that ...

Dec 12 (Reuters) - A California jury on Friday awarded $40 million to two women who said Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder was to blame for their ovarian cancer. The jury in Los Angeles Superior Court ...

Johnson & Johnson is facing another lawsuit over its talc baby powder. The National Council of Negro Women filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the company, alleging it "deceptively marketed" the product ...

A Black women’s advocacy group filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing Johnson & Johnson of selectively marketing the company’s talcum-based products, including Johnson’s Baby Powder, to African-American ...