The FDA should take the lead and regulate cosmetic products like talcum powder and women's makeup...READ MORE
Scientists think that talc can become permanently lodged in a woman's ovaries and create irritation and infection, leading to ovarian cancer...READ MORE
Women that have used Johnson's Baby Powder or other baby or beauty product on their genitals should watch for the earliest ovarian cancer signals...READ MORE
Hundreds of everyday consumer products contain talc and should be avoided...READ MORE
It is a good idea to start the new year right and throw away health, deodorant, baby, and beauty care products that contain talc and replace them with products made from cornstarch or arrowroot...READ MORE
Thousands of women with ovarian cancer are now coming forward to file lawsuits now that the Johnson's Baby Powder denial stage may be over...READ MORE
Thousands of Americans, maybe more, are now aware that the talc used in Johnson's Baby Powder may contain asbestos, a known carcinogen...READ MORE
Consumers that have used talc-based cosmetics may have ingested cancer-causing asbestos for decades....READ MORE
A California appeals court judge confirms that talc mined by Imerys was contaminated by asbestos....READ MORE
2021 should bring new Johnson's Baby Powder cancer trials once Covid-19 is behind us...READ MORE
According to the cosmetics industry and Johnson & Johnson's standards, talc can contain up to 2% asbestos and still be considered pure...READ MORE
Thousands of talc-based consumer products may contain asbestos...READ MORE
Enough independent testing has found asbestos in talc that Congress should force the FDA to take a more active role in regulating the cosmetics industry...READ MORE
As trials in 2021 approach, plaintiff expert witnesses could prove Johnson's Baby Powder is, and has always been, contaminated with cancer-causing asbestos...READ MORE
Foreign governments are gradually acknowledging that Johnson's Baby Powder may contain asbestos and cause cancer...READ MORE
Targeting women of color in Africa and elsewhere calls into question their commitment to supporting the Black Community...READ MORE
There is no law preventing a company from selling cosmetics to children that contain asbestos-contaminated talc ...READ MORE
New tests show many cosmetic, health, and baby care products contain asbestos and pose an inhalation risk...READ MORE
According to the cosmetics industry and Johnson & Johnson's standards, talc can contain up to 2% asbestos and still be considered pure ...READ MORE
For nearly 50 years, the Food and Drug Administration has deferred talc asbestos testing to the manufacturers of cosmetics and health care products...READ MORE
The decision is the latest in a string of setbacks for the company in its denial that Johnson's Baby Powder has caused cancer...READ MORE
In the end, Johnson & Johnson's own words may be their undoing in talcum powder asbestos trials ...READ MORE
The IARC aggregated studies to conclude that talc could be hazardous to human health...READ MORE
The trial of a terminally ill plaintiff was moved up because of his terminal illness...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson may be hoping that a virtual trial could lessen the jury's anger against the company for failing to warn customers about the dangers of baby powder asbestos exposuretal ...READ MORE
The Missouri Supreme Court will have nothing to do with the efforts to reverse a $2.69 billion ovarian cancer jury award ...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson was able to hide the facts about talc asbestos contamination from the public by adopting an insensitive asbestos testing protocol ...READ MORE
Women have been alerted to the alleged hazards of using Johnson's Baby Powder and other products that contain talc...READ MORE
The reason Johnson & Johnson discontinued selling Baby Powder could be to limit future talc cancer lawsuits and facilitate settlements....READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson may have known that the talc they used to make Johnson Baby Powder contained asbestos...READ MORE
Companies in the cosmetics industry may not be able to fight the results of new, more sensitive asbestos testing methods....READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson recently settled 1000 ovarian cancer complaints...READ MORE
A lack of demand and an avalanche of talcum powder asbestos lawsuits have forced a major talc mine out of business...READ MORE
Cancer warning labels on health and beauty care products could alert consumers to the dangers of talc....READ MORE
Mothers and people, in general, should avoid products that use talc and switch instead to those containing natural, organic cornstarch...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson's response to calls by health activists for a global withdrawal of Johnson's Baby Powder called patronizing, dismissive, and unresponsive...READ MORE
20,000 cases are pending against the company that claim Johnson's Baby Powder and Shower to Shower products gave plaintiffs ovarian cancer and mesothelioma...READ MORE
Democrats in Congress want to protect the ability of individuals to file lawsuits for alleged Baby Powder Cancer injuries...READ MORE
A daily blast of talc-based aerosol deodorant is all that is necessary to deliver enough of a dose of asbestos to cause mesothelioma over time...READ MORE
Johnson's Baby Powder is still for sale in Europe and India but consumers are aware of the dangers of talcum powder cancer...READ MORE
Scientific studies will play a role in the outcomes of Johnson's Baby Powder Cancer trials in 2021....READ MORE
Around 200 non-profit groups are calling for a global ban on Johnson's Baby Powder...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson has tested only a microscopically small percentage of the talc they have sold...READ MORE
You do not have to be Sherlock Holmes to conclude talcum powder has caused ovarian cancer, but it helps...READ MORE
Health advocates ask where is the science that supports talc can cause ovarian cancer...READ MORE
Women should consider switching their baby care and makeup products to those labeled "talc-free"...READ MORE
Women with ovarian cancer have reason to believe that they may have caught Johnson & Johnson redhanded in causing and covering up their ovarian cancer...READ MORE
Black and Brown women's rights advocacy groups are concerned that Johnson & Johnson is once again targeting women of color with its allegedly carcinogenic talc...READ MORE
Talc contains a dangerous cocktail mixture of minerals in addition to asbestos that could cause cancer and other diseases...READ MORE
The Cosmetics industry has failed to test talc products for asbestos and other contaminants adequately...READ MORE
Federal investigations into Johnson & Johnson's lying about asbestos contaminating their talc supply have concluded the company lied ...READ MORE
Redirecting baby powder marketing to a less well informed demographic may not pay off for Johnson & Johnson this time ...READ MORE
The void in the billion-dollar annual baby powder left by Johnson & Johnson's withdrawal could be filled with dangerous products also...READ MORE
It is an outrage that Johnson & Johnson has marketed their alleged cancer-causing talcum powder to new mothers and infants without warning of the cancer risk from ingesting asbestos...READ MORE
Cosmetics and toiletries made from cornstarch is a simple solution to a potentially complex and deadly problem...READ MORE
Women are using social media and text messaging to alert friends that the cosmetics they use may be contaminated with asbestos and could cause cancer...READ MORE
A Judge has reversed a prior decision to throw out two cases because of questionable asbestos testing methods...READ MORE
Understanding talc mining can make it easier for juries to understand expert scientific witness testimony...READ MORE
The findings of a federal grand jury could become public any day detailing what Johnson & Johnson knew about asbestos contaminating their talc supply and when they knew it...READ MORE
The world's largest chemical company has settled with thousands of lawsuits inherited when the company purchased Englehard...READ MORE
Many repetitive court procedures streamlined in Federal multi-district litigation....READ MORE
Using Johnson's Baby Powder may be to blame for many types of respiratory death...READ MORE
Occupational users of talc, suspected by medical experts of being contaminated with asbestos, are concerned they may have developed mesothelioma...READ MORE
The vast sub-continent of India is now questioning the safety of Johnson's Baby Powder...READ MORE
Plaintiff Attorneys are preparing supporting documents for Johnson's Baby Powder, ovarian cancer trials...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson's talc ovarian cancer defense may rest on the unreliability of studies pointing to a link...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson may have redirected their marketing of Johnson's Baby Powder toward a less well-informed demographic once again...READ MORE
An Appeals Court upholding the billion-dollar verdict against Johnson & Johnson may have racial overtones...READ MORE
A Missouri Court of Appeals Judge called covering up what they knew about talc-contaminated asbestos, "an evil motive or reckless indifference" ...READ MORE
The word that Johnson's Baby Powder may contain asbestos, a known carcinogen is slowly permeating through mainstream and online social media...READ MORE
Women who use cosmetics may want to switch from products that contain talc to those that use cornstarch...READ MORE
A Missouri court of appeals decision adds to the mountain of evidence piling up against the company...READ MORE
A Missouri court of appeals upholds the decision but reduces the jury award by half to an aggregate of $2.1 billion...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson pointed out that consumer demand for talc-based cosmetics has waned and that a new formulation is necessary to restore confidence...READ MORE
Hundreds of thousands of women could have talc-induced ovarian cancer without knowing until it becomes untreatable...READ MORE
As the saying goes, a billion here and a billion there and pretty soon you are talking about real money...READ MORE
Discontinuing Johnson & Johnson's Reason sales of the iconically-branded baby powder is more likely due to the bankruptcy and court-ordered liquidation of its sole talc supplier ...READ MORE
Demand for the iconic cosmetic powder remains high in India but Indian health officials are becoming increasingly suspicious...READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson's decision to stop selling Johnson's Baby Powder in the US and Canada is sending shock waves throughout the cosmetics industry...READ MORE
Men and women continue to come forward and file claims against the manufacturers of talc-based cosmetic and toiletry products. ...READ MORE
With more and more everyday cosmetics testing positive for the presence of asbestos, a total ban on talc could be forthcoming...READ MORE
Skeptics claim, however, that the move is also in response to their sole US talc supplier going bankrupt and seeking a buyer...READ MORE
The first half of 2020 has been very difficult for Johnson & Johnson in its defense of thousands of future lawsuits that claim that Johnson's Baby Powder caused their ovarian cancer or mesothelioma lung cancer...READ MORE
The company may replace its talc-based baby products with cornstarch which is cleaner, safer and works better...READ MORE
Imerys is the sole supplier of carcinogenic talc and talc contaminated with asbestos to Johnson & Johnson, the maker of Johnson's Baby Powder and others...READ MORE
The supplier of talc for Johnson's Baby Powder had sought bankruptcy protection from thousands of talc asbestos cancer lawsuits...READ MORE
After around a dozen relatively high-profile jury trials, around 16,000 lawsuits have been consolidated and more are expected to join in the months to come...READ MORE
Major cosmetics companies are quietly switching to safer cornstarch without re-branding their toiletry products or attracting much attention...READ MORE
A Daubert hearing judge decided that several plaintiff-friendly expert witnesses can tell their story that Johnson's Baby Powder contains asbestos, a known carcinogen...READ MORE
A Judge presiding over 12,000 cases consolidated in multi-district litigation has ruled that experts can testify that asbestos-contaminated talc can enter the ovaries through the vagina...READ MORE
Investigators are looking into claims that the company deliberately targeted obese and African American women when they became aware that their talc supply could be asbestos-contaminated...READ MORE
It is very hard to find asbestos in talc even though we know it is there, is carcinogenic, and impossible to remove...READ MORE
There have been significant developments that could affect the outcome of the appeal of one of the largest jury awards in history...READ MORE
A Federal Judge has ruled that while experts can testify talc contains asbestos, they may not claim that talc itself is carcinogenic...READ MORE
A Federal Judge in New Jersey has determined that the science finding asbestos in talc is sound and that cases against Johnson & Johnson may move forward to court....READ MORE
More cases against Johnson & Johnson and others may make it to court in May as restrictions over COVID-19 are eased state by state...READ MORE
Defining the term "asbestos" is as important as the tests used to find the narurally-occurring yet carcinogenic fibers in talc...READ MORE
In addition to talc causing cancer, Johnson & Johnson is being sued for failing to warn customers that one of their leading drugs may cause internal bleeding and the other causes young men to grow breasts ...READ MORE
Of the last three talcum powder cancer trials there has been one win for the defense, one win for the plaintiff, and one is on hold...READ MORE
Finding asbestos in consumer products is no longer limited to old buildings and building materials, but now includes thousands of everyday cosmetic products and toiletries like Johnson's Baby Powder...READ MORE
When all other sources of asbestos contamination are eliminated, what remains has to be it no matter how improbable....READ MORE
The Cosmetics Industry is fighting to protect its $500 billion annual market and wants to maintain the status quo...READ MORE
A prominent retired pathologist says claims of talc's asbestos contamination are jaded by untrue assumptions...READ MORE
There are important issues that may set a prescient over how cosmetic products are soon regulated by the US Food and Drug Administration...READ MORE
There is no more conclusive evidence than finding traces of asbestos in the lungs of people who's only possible exposure could have been cosmetic talcum powder ...READ MORE
There is no doubt as to talc asbestos cross-contamination at the source where both are mined....READ MORE
It is hard to believe that the cosmetics industry was unaware that their talc supply was not contaminated with asbestos...READ MORE
Also, a plaintiff expert witness claims to have found asbestos in Clubman talcum powder...READ MORE
The FDA has conducted tests that show talc is generally contaminated with asbestos, a known and deadly carcinogen...READ MORE
The US Government advises that consumers avoid cosmetic and toiletry products that have tested positive for asbestos and other fibers that are harmful to one's health...READ MORE
Occupational users of talc products have developed lung cancer allegedly from using talcum powder on customers after thousands of haircuts...READ MORE
Experts impaneled by the FDA determined mineral particles and fibers found in cosmetics are small enough to be inhaled and are potentially harmful, even though they are not technically categorized as asbestos...READ MORE
The cosmetics industry disregard for the health of their customers could be coming to a crashing end...READ MORE
Lawyers are spinning the results of recent asbestos tests as a positive for the company when they are the straw that broke the camel's $750 million back...READ MORE
Millions of women should be aware that the cosmetics they use every day could contain asbestos and other toxic chemicals like mercury and formaldehyde...READ MORE
Asbestos in talc appears to be the focus of successful lawsuits alleging Johnson's Baby Powder caused mesothelioma...READ MORE
Lawyers are spinning the results of recent asbestos tests as a positive for the company when they are the straw that broke the camel's $750 million back...READ MORE
CEO Gorsky testified that he did not have the time to read his talc asbestos cancer memos and instead focused on running the multi-faceted international conglomerate...READ MORE
The harm that the FDA's failure to oversee the cosmetics industry has caused to the general public is incalculable and may be responsible for causing millions of American's cancer...READ MORE
There is mounting evidence that cosmetics, particularly children's cosmetics could pose the same cancer risks from asbestos as Johnson's Baby Powder talc...READ MORE
If a bill before Congress is passed and approved the FDA could be responsible for testing cosmetics for asbestos and other harmful substances and demand recalls if necessary...READ MORE
The credibility and independence of the FDA panel could make the cosmetics industry change the way it looks at testing for asbestos...READ MORE
Is the FDA finally stepping up to the plate or will it continue to ignore the cancer risks presented by talc...READ MORE
A California law has been cited that requires companies to be transparent when selling products that contain cancer causing chemicals...READ MORE
Johnson and Johnson's CEO said under oath that he never read the Reuters memo regarding finding asbestos in talc back in 1971 and that he relied on experts to do such things...READ MORE
The "Cosmetics Ingredients Review" looks the other way at products that contains cancer-causing chemicals...READ MORE
Scientists agree that there is no safe level of inhaling asbestos and that talc is certain to be contaminated...READ MORE
The FDA is getting more involved in asbestos testing of cosmetic products after half a century of ignoring the problem...READ MORE
The cosmetics industry is under fire for failing to properly regulate themselves and instead adopting testing methods that are so lax as to ensure that their products make their way to store shelves...READ MORE
The US Food and Drug Administration has looked the other way for decades as cosmetics products with carcinogenic substances have been sold to consumer...READ MORE
For every study that refutes that there is a link between talc and ovarian cancer, ten more show claim otherwise...READ MORE
New talc testing requirements could find asbestos in Johnson's Baby Powder and talc used throughout the cosmetics industry...READ MORE
The results of a US government study could influence a judge that is deliberating the fate of thousands of ovarian cancer lawsuits...READ MORE
A study of over 250,000 women over ten years shows no link with increasing the risk of ovarian cancer in women...READ MORE
It looks as if the hammer may be about to fall on Johnson & Johnson's ability to claim that Johnson's Baby Powder is asbestos-free, pure and safe to use...READ MORE
African American and Hispanic women were targeted in magazine, print, and television advertising when the company realized the public may become aware that asbestos is carcinogenic...READ MORE
A group of Johnson & Johnson shareholders is suing the company for failing to disclose what executives knew about Johnson's Baby Powder asbestos...READ MORE
Activists feel there is sufficient information including the most recent FDA tests to force Johnson & Johnson to finally warn the consumer that baby powder can contain cancer-causing asbestos...READ MORE
Testing cancerous ovarian tissues for the presence of particles of talc and/or asbestos can help prove the cause of ovarian cancer...READ MORE
Medical experts agree that ovarian cancer is not likely caused by endometriosis and that clear cell ovarian cancer and endometrioid ovarian cancer occurs in less than 1% of women with endometriosis...READ MORE
Unlike women before her that were stricken with ovarian cancer, a St. Louis woman failed to prove, according to jurors, that she was exposed to Johnson's Baby Powder...READ MORE
Expert witness Dr. William Longo uses a method of testing for talc that is finding asbestos in over half of the samples it has taken...READ MORE
A Chinese woman, having grown up in Hong Kong. was unable to prove that Johnson's Baby Powder asbestos was the cause of her asbestos exposure...READ MORE
The FDA's lack of oversight of the cosmetics industry may have allowed millions to develop cancer unnecessarily...READ MORE
The company is also under criminal investigation for lying about what they knew about asbestos contaminating Johnson's Baby Powder...READ MORE
The US Food and Drug Administration could be given regulatory authority over the cosmetics industry...READ MORE
It would be a miracle if Johnson & Johnson can outrun the perfect storm of evidence building against them and sure to be used in thousands of baby powder cancer trials to come...READ MORE
Mesothelioma was thought to be cleaned up decades ago but has been found hiding in Johnson's Baby Powder, an everyday consumer product...READ MORE
The FDA has found asbestos in Johnson's Baby Powder and there is no reason to continue to use the product until more is known...READ MORE
It has been proven that people living near asbestos mines developed mesothelioma at a rate equal to asbestos miners...READ MORE
Different samples may yield different results given the minuscule size of samples taken from a single bottle...READ MORE
Consumers looking to purchase Johnson's Baby Powder this week may be shocked to learn that the product has been recalled due to asbestos contamination and pulled from the shelves of Walmart, Target, CVS, and Rite Aid...READ MORE
Retailers across the country have stopped selling Johnson's Baby Powder fearing asbestos contamination in the closest possible action to a recall of the product...READ MORE
Reuters claims that Johnson & Johnson has covered up knowing talc was contaminated with asbestos for over fifty years....READ MORE
Johnson & Johnson may have difficulty appealing jury verdicts against them since the US FDA has found asbestos, a known carcinogen in Johnson's Baby Powder...READ MORE
The FDA's announcement of the voluntary recall reads like an infomercial for Johnson's Baby Powder...READ MORE
Asbestos has been mostly cleaned up in the United States leaving talc as one of the few sources where one could be exposed...READ MORE
J&J Handed a $40 Million Verdict in Los Angeles...READ MORE
California AG Asks For $800 Million Penalty in Mesh Trial...READ MORE
Women Awarded Millions in Damages for Ovarian Cancer Claims...READ MORE
Learn to Recognize Common Warning Signs of Ovarian Cancer...READ MORE
Retrial Shines a Light on J&J Asbestos Testing...READ MORE
J&J Faces 50,000 Lawsuits...READ MORE
Wayne State University Shows Talc Effect on Molecular Level...READ MORE
Cancer Left Her Unable to Have Children...READ MORE
Cosmetic Use of Talc Outlawed in Europe...READ MORE
Product Liability Claims: The Cost of Doing Business...READ MORE
August Opioid Ruling Anticipated in Oklahoma...READ MORE
Studies Focus on Ovarian Cancer and Lung Disease...READ MORE
Women Suffering from Ovarian Cancer Blame Asbestos in Talc...READ MORE
New Jersey Court Holds Daubert Hearing on J&J Allegations ...READ MORE
Although Sales Are Up, Shares Down for J&J Because of Talcum Powder Lawsuits...READ MORE
Asbestos Claim Rejected in Kentucky; Ovarian Cancer Claims Move Forward in New Jersey...READ MORE
Department of Justice: Did J&J Lie to Consumers for Four Decades?...READ MORE
J&J Argues Against California Talc Cancer Warning...READ MORE
Expert Witnesses Testify on Talc Cancer Connection...READ MORE
How Talcum Powder Cancer Lawsuits Have Changed Womens Views on Baby Powder ...READ MORE
New Study Explains Talcum Powder Effects on Cellular Level ...READ MORE
Will J&J Reputation Recover from Opioid and Talc Cancer Litigation?...READ MORE
Baby powder cancer lawyers continue to deliver for their clients, with another verdict for a plaintiff, this time for lung cancer linked to asbestos...READ MORE
J&J Request Delays Justice...READ MORE
Talc Cancer Litigation Results in Financial Woes...READ MORE
The First Ovarian Cancer Lawsuit to Allege Asbestos in Talcum Powder...READ MORE
Celebrities Call for Regulation of Cosmetics, Talcum Powder...READ MORE
J&J Targeted Marketed at Overweight Women of Color in the South...READ MORE
Attorneys with the most talcum powder ovarian cancer trial wins are helping women and families nationwide; Onder Law attorneys offer free, no-obligation talcum powder cancer attorney consultation ...READ MORE
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OnderLaw, LLC is a St. Louis personal injury law firm handling serious injury and death claims across the country. Its mission is the pursuit of justice, no matter how complex the case or strenuous the effort. The Onder Law Firm has represented clients throughout the United States in pharmaceutical and medical device litigation such as Pradaxa, Lexapro and Yasmin/Yaz, where the firm's attorneys held significant leadership roles in the litigation, as well as Actos, DePuy, Risperdal and others. The firm has represented thousands of persons in these and other products liability litigation, including DePuy hip replacement systems, which settled for $2.5 billion and Pradaxa internal bleeding, which settled for $650 million. The Onder Law Firm won over $300 million in four talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuits in St. Louis to date and other law firms throughout the nation often seek its experience and expertise on complex litigation.