According to http://fortune.com/2017/10/24/johnson-baby-powder-verdict/
“Johnson and Johnson won its second consecutive legal victory in one week after a judge reversed a record $417 million jury verdict against the health giant over alleged links between ovarian cancer and its talc based products. J&J talcum products like Johnson Baby Powder have long been used by women for feminine hygiene purposes, and there are more than 4,800 plaintiffs across the country suing over an alleged association with their or their family members’ cancers.”
5 Important Facts About the Safety of Talc according to https://www.jnj.com/our-products/5-important-facts-about-the-safety-of-talc.
“Following decades of studies conducted by medical experts across the globe, it has been demonstrated through science, research and clinical evidence that few ingredients have the same performance, mildness and safety profile as cosmetic talc powder.”
According to https://vitals.lifehacker.com/so-does-talcum-powder-cause-cancer-or-not-1819846047
“Two women with cancer—one already deceased—lost lawsuits against talcum powder makers recently after a judge determined that they hadn’t proved the powder caused their cancer. So does the stuff cause cancer or doesn’t it? Turns out that’s a hard question to answer.”
The Facts about Talc according to http://www.factsabouttalc.com.
“Talcum powder is the refined, powdery form of the softest mineral on earth: talc.1 Whether you call it talcum powder or baby powder, you’ve likely found its silky white softness to be a baby care essential. Talc is an “inert” ingredient, meaning it does not generate a chemical reaction when ingested or used on the skin.”
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