- A Missouri jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $72 million in damages in a lawsuit over its talcum powder.
The suit, brought by the family of Jackie Fox, alleges that Fox died of ovarian cancer caused by the company’s product.
Plaintiffs in the case argued that Johnson & Johnson was aware of and neglected the dangers its talcum powder presented.
The company is appealing the ruling, which represents the first award of damages by a US jury over similar claims.
Johnson & Johnson released a statement saying it stands by the safety of its talcum powder.
That's an NBC report two days ago but the story isn't new. The first lawsuit seems to have been in 2009 and the queue is large. I read another report from a legal website claiming that cancer agencies have been warning for years that talcum powder (from the softest rock) contains fibres startling similar to those found in asbestos.
That's the last time I douse my delicates in talc!
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Doesn’t matter I am getting that stuff out of the house anyway, it is not like it is something you have to have.
And how about talc that starts out on the man that ends up in the woman, trying to be delicate.
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Doesn’t matter I am getting that stuff out of the house anyway, it is not like it is something you have to have.
And how about talc that starts out on the man that ends up in the woman, trying to be delicate.
If you go to the 'Demographics' thread and note the age of many of the people here, I don't feel that this would be too significant a problem for most of us. -"BB"-
Yes, I suppose I could agree with you ... but then we'd both be wrong, wouldn't we?