Johnson & Johnson stops selling talc powder after years of scrutiny Lawsuit: Johnson & Johnson marketed baby powder to Black women amid ... is a naturally occurring mineral used in cosmetics ...

Branded drugs, including Synthroid, Lipitor, and Nexium, had a legacy use of talc, and they still contain it, Tidmarsh said ...

Pfizer spinoff Minerals Technologies, from talc-related lawsuits. Judge Marvin Isgur of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Houston on Tuesday rejected injury claimants’ request to dismiss the ...

This year the company plans to stop selling talc-based baby powder globally. Racial and ethnic disparities in U.S. healthcare are rife, with Black women facing higher risks to their health from ...

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.

A defunct talc-mining subsidiary of a global minerals supplier will make its case Monday for remaining in chapter 11 against personal injury claimants who argue it has no right to bankruptcy ...