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Published June 03, 2016 Reuters African-American women who reported regular use of body powder were at greater risk for ovarian cancer compared to their peers who didn’t use talc, a new study shows. Regular use of powder was associated with ovarian cancer regardless of where the women used it, the researchers report. Users of genital […]

From The National Law Journal, Amanda Bronstad, September 22, 2016 A federal judge has remanded a case in which a California woman is scheduled to go to trial on Sept. 26 alleging Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder caused her to get ovarian cancer. Wednesday’s order by U.S. District Judge Jean Hamilton in the Eastern District […]