Jury Clears Johnson & Johnson of Negligence in Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuit

The Epoch Times
A Los Angeles jury found Johnson & Johnson was not negligent in selling talc-based products linked to ovarian cancer claims.

Summary

A Los Angeles jury ruled on June 5 that Johnson & Johnson was not negligent in selling its talc-based baby powder and other cosmetic talc products. The lawsuit, brought by the families of three women, alleged that the company’s talc-based baby powder caused ovarian cancer because the talc was at risk of contamination with asbestos. The verdict cleared Johnson & Johnson of negligence in that case.

(Source:The Epoch Times)

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