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Case Details
Verdict awarded by a Missouri jury to a South Dakota ovarian cancer survivor who developed ovarian cancer from frequently using talcum powder products from Johnson & Johnson.
Additional Notes
After using Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder for feminine hygiene for nearly 40 years, the woman was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. While her cancer is currently in remission after a hysterectomy, she is not the first to allege that Baby Powder caused her cancer.