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Want Skin Like A Baby? Anti-Ageing Influencer Bryan Johnson Says This Is The Secret
Johnson said that the goal is to find a balance with sun exposure, aiming to reap its benefits while avoiding damage.
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Johnson & Johnson To Pay $966 Million In Baby Powder Cancer Case
Johnson & Johnson was told by a California jury to pay $966 million to the family of a dead woman who blamed her cancer on life-long use of the company's baby powder in the largest verdict for a single user in the 15-year litigation.
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Johnson & Johnson Risks UK Lawsuit Over Powder Cancer Claim By Thousands
UK claimants on Wednesday announced legal action against US pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson, alleging that women diagnosed with cancers were exposed to asbestos in the company's talcum powder.
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J&J's $8.2 Billion Settlement Linked To Iconic Baby Powder Faces Court Test
The fate of Johnson & Johnson's latest push to use bankruptcy courts to end thousands of cancer lawsuits tied to its iconic baby powder now hinges on a high-stakes trial in January.
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Johnson & Johnson To Pay $700 Million In Talc Safety Settlement
US pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $700 million to settle allegations it misled customers about the safety of its talcum-based powder products, New York's attorney general announced Tuesday.
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Johnson & Johnson To Pay Millions To Woman Who Blamed Baby Powder For Cancer
Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue Inc. were ordered to pay $45 million to the family of an Illinois woman who blamed the companies' baby powders for giving her a fatal cancer
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Man Spending $2 Million To Reverse Ageing Left Fiancee After Cancer Diagnosis: Lawsuit
In the lawsuit, Taryn Southern claimed that Bryan Johnson promised to "take care of her, financially and medically, for the rest of her life".
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J&J Recalls Two Sunscreens After Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In Sprays
Benzene is classified as a human carcinogen, a substance that could potentially cause cancer depending on the level and extent of exposure.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Hear Johnson & Johnson Appeal Over $2 Billion Baby Powder Judgement
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear Johnson & Johnson's bid to overturn a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in the company's baby powder and other talc products.
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Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay $120 Million Damages In New York Baby Powder Case
Johnson & Johnson has been ordered by a New York state judge to pay $120 million in damages to a Brooklyn woman and her husband, after she blamed her cancer on asbestos exposure from using the company's baby powder.
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Johnson & Johnson To Appeal $2.12 Billion Baby Powder Verdict To US Supreme Court
Missouri's highest court on Tuesday refused to consider Johnson & Johnson's appeal of a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in its baby powder and other talc products.
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Johnson & Johnson Told To Pay $2.1 Billion Over Cancer-Causing Powder
A US court has upheld a verdict that talcum powder sold by Johnson & Johnson caused ovarian cancer and ordered the pharmaceutical giant to pay $2.1 billion in damages.
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Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo: Official
A random test conducted on two batches of Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo samples in Rajasthan has found traces of the chemical formaldehyde, which is known to trigger cancer and poses other health risks.
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Johnson And Johnson Ordered To Pay $29 Million In Talc Cancer Trial
A California jury on Wednesday ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $29 million to a woman who said that asbestos in the company's talcum-powder-based products, including Johnson's Baby Powder, caused her mesothelioma.
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Johnson & Johnson To Pay $4.69 Billion As Penalty In Talc Cancer Case
US pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson was Thursday ordered to pay out $4.69 billion in damages in a lawsuit representing 22 women and their families who alleged a talc sold by the company contained asbestos and caused them to suffer cancer.
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Want Skin Like A Baby? Anti-Ageing Influencer Bryan Johnson Says This Is The Secret
Johnson said that the goal is to find a balance with sun exposure, aiming to reap its benefits while avoiding damage.
-
Johnson & Johnson To Pay $966 Million In Baby Powder Cancer Case
Johnson & Johnson was told by a California jury to pay $966 million to the family of a dead woman who blamed her cancer on life-long use of the company's baby powder in the largest verdict for a single user in the 15-year litigation.
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Johnson & Johnson Risks UK Lawsuit Over Powder Cancer Claim By Thousands
UK claimants on Wednesday announced legal action against US pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson, alleging that women diagnosed with cancers were exposed to asbestos in the company's talcum powder.
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J&J's $8.2 Billion Settlement Linked To Iconic Baby Powder Faces Court Test
The fate of Johnson & Johnson's latest push to use bankruptcy courts to end thousands of cancer lawsuits tied to its iconic baby powder now hinges on a high-stakes trial in January.
-
Johnson & Johnson To Pay $700 Million In Talc Safety Settlement
US pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $700 million to settle allegations it misled customers about the safety of its talcum-based powder products, New York's attorney general announced Tuesday.
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Johnson & Johnson To Pay Millions To Woman Who Blamed Baby Powder For Cancer
Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue Inc. were ordered to pay $45 million to the family of an Illinois woman who blamed the companies' baby powders for giving her a fatal cancer
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Man Spending $2 Million To Reverse Ageing Left Fiancee After Cancer Diagnosis: Lawsuit
In the lawsuit, Taryn Southern claimed that Bryan Johnson promised to "take care of her, financially and medically, for the rest of her life".
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J&J Recalls Two Sunscreens After Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In Sprays
Benzene is classified as a human carcinogen, a substance that could potentially cause cancer depending on the level and extent of exposure.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Hear Johnson & Johnson Appeal Over $2 Billion Baby Powder Judgement
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear Johnson & Johnson's bid to overturn a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in the company's baby powder and other talc products.
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Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay $120 Million Damages In New York Baby Powder Case
Johnson & Johnson has been ordered by a New York state judge to pay $120 million in damages to a Brooklyn woman and her husband, after she blamed her cancer on asbestos exposure from using the company's baby powder.
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Johnson & Johnson To Appeal $2.12 Billion Baby Powder Verdict To US Supreme Court
Missouri's highest court on Tuesday refused to consider Johnson & Johnson's appeal of a $2.12 billion damages award to women who blamed their ovarian cancer on asbestos in its baby powder and other talc products.
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Johnson & Johnson Told To Pay $2.1 Billion Over Cancer-Causing Powder
A US court has upheld a verdict that talcum powder sold by Johnson & Johnson caused ovarian cancer and ordered the pharmaceutical giant to pay $2.1 billion in damages.
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Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo: Official
A random test conducted on two batches of Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo samples in Rajasthan has found traces of the chemical formaldehyde, which is known to trigger cancer and poses other health risks.
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Johnson And Johnson Ordered To Pay $29 Million In Talc Cancer Trial
A California jury on Wednesday ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $29 million to a woman who said that asbestos in the company's talcum-powder-based products, including Johnson's Baby Powder, caused her mesothelioma.
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Johnson & Johnson To Pay $4.69 Billion As Penalty In Talc Cancer Case
US pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson was Thursday ordered to pay out $4.69 billion in damages in a lawsuit representing 22 women and their families who alleged a talc sold by the company contained asbestos and caused them to suffer cancer.
