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Alarmingly, Johnson & Johnson failed to warn consumers using Talcum Powder of increased risk of ovarian cancer and mesothelioma for more than 40 years.
Talcum Powder users like you have filed lawsuits after developing mesothelioma due to inhalation of the talcum powder as some talcum powders may contain asbestos. Users have also filed lawsuits after developing ovarian cancer having used the powder for personal hygiene.
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