Many popular prescription drugs and medical devices share a few common but potentially deadly side effects or complications.| Drugwatch.com
Health care giant Johnson & Johnson has been named in more than 100,000 lawsuits, including claims against talcum powder and metal-on-metal hips.| Drugwatch.com
Talcum powder contaminated with asbestos in consumer products such as baby powder and makeup may increase the risk of mesothelioma.| Drugwatch.com
Concerns about asbestos and cancer are causing some to question the safety of makeup containing talc. Is talc-free makeup safer? Here’s what we found.| Drugwatch.com
Studies have shown that asbestos-contaminated talcum powder can cause ovarian cancer and mesothelioma. Find out if you're at risk.| Drugwatch.com
Johnson & Johnson proposes a $6.48 billion settlement for talc lawsuits claiming ovarian cancer amidst ongoing legal battles and financial pressures.| Drugwatch.com
Talcum powder attorney Trent B. Miracle says J&J could face thousands more lawsuits from women who developed ovarian cancer after using talc.| Drugwatch.com
Studies and lawsuits say exposure to talcum powder may increase the risk of ovarian cancer and mesothelioma. Here are some alternatives to talcum powder.| Drugwatch.com
Johnson & Johnson's talcum powder recall and discontinuation timeline includes thousands of lawsuits claiming an ovarian cancer risk.| Drugwatch.com
The DOJ’s bankruptcy arm has filed a motion to dismiss the bankruptcy attempt of a J&J subsidiary, which is being used to finalize an $8 billion talc settlement.| Drugwatch.com
Manufacturers use talcum powder in baby powder, makeup, paints and ceramics, but some studies link it to cancer and other diseases.| Drugwatch.com
Johnson & Johnson faces over 53,000 talcum powder lawsuits. See how the top talcum powder lawyers can help you receive compensation.| Drugwatch.com