An investigative history of the scandal-plagued company shines a light on a health care industry riddled with corruption and ...

While most of the prominent personal-injury lawyers handling tens of thousands of baby powder cases favor the deal offered by the health care giant, a handful wanted Lopez to reject it.

Some women continue to use baby powder on their genitals or have adopted new products like vaginal washes or scented body deodorants. “It’s so ingrained and so part of the way they take care ...

Adult men and women may also use baby powder on other parts of their body to soothe rashes or ease friction on the skin. The company that makes the namesake product “baby powder” is called ...

The health care giant also said last fall that it will turn its consumer health business — which sells the baby powder, Band-Aids and other products — into a separate publicly traded company.

Johnson & Johnson announced Tuesday that it will discontinue sales of its talc-based baby powder in Canada and the United States. The company has faced thousands of lawsuits alleging the powder ...

The scent and texture is synonymous with many of our childhoods, but it turns out the powder might not be safe to use after all. A U.S. court this week ruled that Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder ...

A Superior Court jury in Oakland found the world's largest health care company mainly liable for Teresa Leavitt's mesothelioma. The verdict said that the baby powder was a "substantial ...

It needs some extra care and attention because it is more ... She added, “When it comes to specific products like baby powder, avoiding talc is non-negotiable. Instead of talc, using natural ...