May 07, 2018 - Regarding the ongoing Johnson & Johnson talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuits and the recent victories on the part of plaintiffs who claimed J & J’s baby powder with talc gave them ovarian cancer—many wonder why there are not warning labels on baby powders which contain talc...

January 15, 2018 - It is theorized that when women use talcum powder in the genital region, tiny talc fibers travel up the vagina and through the fallopian tubes, eventually finding their way to the ovaries, where they burrow into the tissues, causing inflammation, and, potentially, ovarian cancer. Because these tiny talc fibers imbed into the tissues which cover the ovaries...

December 05, 2017 - On October 21, 2017, a California judge overturned a staggering settlement which was awarded to Eve Echeverria, after a jury found in her favor during her Johnson & Johnson talcum powder ovarian lawsuit. The jury in this talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuit found that Johnson & Johnson failed to warn consumers of the cancer risks associated with the talc fibers found in baby powder made with talc...

August 22, 2017 - A diagnosis of ovarian cancer is a devastating blow to any woman. There are crucial decisions to be made, and physical and emotional changes to deal with. While your diagnosis is personal, and should certainly never boil down to whether or not you might have a more favorable, or less favorable chance (from a legal standpoint) in a talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuit...

September 14, 2016 - First Indications that Talcum Powder Used for Feminine Hygiene Could Cause Ovarian Cancer - While there have been some 22 studies conducted on the subject of talcum powder and its link to ovarian cancer over the past thirty-five years, in fact, the first indication that talcum powder, when used in the perineal area, could potentially cause ovarian cancer, occurred in the early 1970’s.  In 1971, British researchers analyzed 13 ovarian tumors under a microscope. The researchers found...