Johnson & Johnson to stop selling talc baby powder in UK as cancer claims continue - Business Live
Does talcum powder cause cancer? A legal and scientific battle rages | CNN
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Talcum Powder (Baby Powder) and Cancer: Is There a Link?
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Johnson & Johnson Stops Selling Talc-Based Baby Powder In U.S. And Canada : NPR
Do UK parents need to be concerned about Johnson & Johnson talc scandal? | The Independent | The Independent
Johnson & Johnson to pay $8.9 billion to settle claims baby powder, other talc products caused cancer - ABC News
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Johnson & Johnson Ends Worldwide Sale of Talc-Based Baby Powder
Money for Baby Powder cancer lawsuits wipes out Johnson & Johnson profits
Johnson and Johnson baby powder to be pulled from UK shelves next year - Mirror Online
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Johnson & Johnson to end global sales of talc-based baby powder | Business News | Sky News
Johnson & Johnson to stop making talc-based baby powder globally | Johnson & Johnson | The Guardian
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Johnson & Johnson stops selling baby talcum powder in US after thousands sue claiming product causes cancer – The Sun | The Sun
Johnson & Johnson Agrees to Pay Nearly $9 Billion in Baby Powder Lawsuits - CNET
Talcum & Baby Powder | Shower & Bathing Products - Boots
What Is Talc, Where Is It Used and Why Is Asbestos a Concern? - The New York Times
Explained: Why has Johnson and Johnson decided to discontinue its talc-based baby powder? | Explained News - The Indian Express
