The tactic allows multibillion-dollar companies to treat people who are dying of cancer “like an accounting problem,” injury lawyers said.

For over a century, Australian sandalwood has been declining partly due to its tantalizing scent within fragrances. As relayed by the Conversation, researchers have found that demand has decreased its ...

Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Red River Talc, the debtor ... thousands of lawsuits alleging Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder causes cancer. Two prior bankruptcies, filed by another Johnson ...

Cassandra Wardle says her mum used talcum powder on her every day when she was a baby - now she is one of thousands of British women who blame the product for causing their cancer. Mrs Wardle is ...

New Delhi: Yardley London, the 254-year-old fragrance and personal care brand, relaunched its Perfumed Beauty Talc range. Kalyani Priyadarshan, known for her grace in South Indian cinema ...

While Johnson & Johnson hopes to soon resolve more than 60,000 talc lawsuits with an $8 billion bankruptcy settlement in the United States, its baby power problems are only just beginning in the U ...

You can, however, still buy body powders containing talc online (via retailers such as Amazon), so if you are using powder and want to avoid a mineral-based product, read the ingredients carefully.

Scientists say just 200 grams of the material could capture 44 pounds of the greenhouse gas per year—the same as a large tree Rudy Molinek Mass Media Fellow, AAAS The yellow powder is a type of ...

The husband of an Essex woman who sadly died from ovarian cancer is considering suing a talcum powder company after alleging that it caused the cancer. Thousands of women could sue one of the world's ...

Lawyers claim the company "knew for decades" that there was allegedly asbestos present in its talc products, although Johnson & Johnson (J&J) maintains that its baby powder was safe and stressed ...

A woman from Londonderry is among 1,900 people in the UK taking legal action against pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson (J&J) over alleged links between their talcum powder and cancer.