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TALCUM POWDER CANCER CLAIMS

Talcum Powder is Potentially at Fault in Thousands of Cases of Ovarian Cancer

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Johnson & Johnson Failed to Notify Users of the Cancer Risk. Juries Have Awarded More Than $4.67 Billion to Victims.

Ovarian Cancer is the leading cause of death from cancer of the female reproductive system. Baby powder, also called talcum powder, is a common household product used by millions of women worldwide. What many people don’t know is that Ovarian Cancer in women can be caused by talc-based products. Today, thousands of people have filed claims against Johnson and Johnson for failing to reveal the potential link between their talcum powder and anincreased risk of ovarian cancer. Johnson & Johnson products have been linked to cancer, including Shower to Shower or Johnson’s Baby Powder. In fact, Johnson and Johnson has already paid hundreds of millions of dollars to women and their families through court cases and settlements.

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