It has now been reported in the Albuquerque Journal that seventeen women (two deceased) with ties to New Mexico have filed suit against Johnson & Johnson over their use of Talcum powder and its connection to their ovarian cancer. You can read about these cases here. According to the article, 20 studies over the last 40 years have shown an increase in cancer risk when using Talcum powder near the genital area.
New Mexico Women Sue over Talcum Powder
It has now been reported in the Albuquerque Journal that seventeen women (two deceased) with ties to New Mexico have filed suit against Johnson & Johnson over their use of Talcum powder and its connection to their ovarian cancer. You can read about these cases…
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