Johnson & Johnson to replace talc-based powder with cornstarch - BBC News
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Cancer-stricken Britons sue Johnson & Johnson over claims talc was to blame in landmark lawsuit | Daily Mail Online
Johnson & Johnson Feared Baby Powder's Possible Asbestos Link for Years - The New York Times
Concerns Around Use Of Contaminated Talc In Cosmetic Body Powder And Make-Up Products And Lack Of Consumer Awareness - Hodge Jones & Allen
Johnson & Johnson knew about cancer-causing asbestos in baby powder for decades, new report claims | The Independent | The Independent
Johnson & Johnson to replace talc-based powder with cornstarch - BBC News
Johnson & Johnson to stop selling talc-based powder after cancer lawsuits | Evening Standard
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Johnson & Johnson 'knew for DECADES there was cancer-causing asbestos in its talcum powder' | The Sun
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The link between the use of talcum powder and cancer explained - Wales Online
Britons who believe Johnson's Baby Powder gave them cancer could sue
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Britons who believe Johnson's Baby Powder gave them cancer could sue
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J&J Was Alerted to Risk of Asbestos in Talc in '70s, Files Show - Bloomberg
Talcum powder cancer risk: Man wins $117m in Johnson's baby powder lawsuit | Express.co.uk
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Johnson & Johnson baby powder to be removed from all UK stores in 2023 - Daily Record
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Johnson & Johnson to stop all sales of talc baby powder
Cancer-stricken Britons sue Johnson & Johnson over claims talc was to blame in landmark lawsuit | Daily Mail Online
