J&J will pay $8.9 billion to settle promises cosmetic talc solutions brought about most cancers

J&J will pay .9 billion to settle promises cosmetic talc solutions brought about most cancers


Containers of Johnson’s baby powder made by Johnson and Johnson are exhibited on a shelf on July 13, 2018 in San Francisco, California.

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Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday reported it will pay $8.9 billion around the next 25 yrs to settle allegations that the company’s toddler powder and other talc items prompted cancer.

The organization proposed the settlement in a securities filing.

But J&J even now pushed back on the talc allegations. 

“The Business carries on to believe that that these statements are specious and absence scientific benefit,” claimed Erik Haas, J&J’s around the globe vice president of litigation, in a statement.

The firm finished gross sales of its talc-based mostly little one powder globally in 2023 just after it confronted 1000’s of lawsuits from buyers proclaiming its talc solutions prompted cancer thanks to contamination with a carcinogen referred to as asbestos.

J&J spun off subsidiary LTL administration in October 2021 in a bid to minimize its losses from litigation and settlement. The firm funneled its talc lawsuits to the subsidiary and declared it bankrupt.

This is breaking news. Be sure to check again for updates.



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