J&J Hit With Yet Another Lawsuit Related to Talcum Powder and Possible Ovarian Cancer Link
The estate of Patricia Agresta has sued Johnson & Johnson claiming the Connecticut woman's use of the company's talcum powder led to her cancer and ultimate death
November 06, 2017 at 04:04 PM
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A Connecticut lawsuit has been filed against Johnson & Johnson alleging a link between baby powder and ovarian cancer, in the wake of two recent court victories for the company.
Two multimillion-dollar verdicts against Johnson & Johnson were recently overturned, but attorneys for the estate of Patricia Agresta say their case will move forward.
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