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WHO Cancer Agency Labels Talc 'Probably Carcinogenic': What You Need to Know

WHO's cancer research arm classifies talc as "probably carcinogenic" based on limited evidence linking it to ovarian cancer in humans and stronger evidence in animal studies.

by John Lopez

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Couple Awarded $37 Million In Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuit
by Allan Adamson
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Judge Tosses $417 Million Talcum Powder Case Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson
by Sami Ghanmi
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Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay $417 Million In Lawsuit Tying Baby Powder To Ovarian Cancer
by Allan Adamson
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Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay More Than $110 Million In Baby Powder, Shower To Shower Powder Cancer Case
by Allan Adamson
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Jessica Alba's Honest Company Recalls Organic Baby Powder Because Of Possible Microorganism Contamination
by Jessie F.
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Jury Awards $70 Million To Ovarian Cancer Patient In Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Lawsuit
by Rhodi Lee

Baby powder

WHO Cancer Agency Labels Talc 'Probably Carcinogenic': What You Need to Know

Couple Awarded $37 Million In Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuit

Judge Tosses $417 Million Talcum Powder Case Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson

Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay $417 Million In Lawsuit Tying Baby Powder To Ovarian Cancer

Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay More Than $110 Million In Baby Powder, Shower To Shower Powder Cancer Case

Jessica Alba's Honest Company Recalls Organic Baby Powder Because Of Possible Microorganism Contamination

Jury Awards $70 Million To Ovarian Cancer Patient In Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Lawsuit

The Mandalorian and Grogu Depicts Real Ion Propulsion: NASA's Psyche Used at Mars Two Days Before LA Premiere

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Should You Buy a Portable SSD or External Hard Drive? Which Storage Option Is Better in 2026

WashU's Phosphide Catalyst Matches Platinum Performance Over 1,000 Hours, Opening a Path to Cheaper Green Hydrogen