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Report: Johnson & Johnson Knew About Asbestos in Its Baby Powder Products for Decades

According to the report, Johnson & Johnson—the makers of the most popular consumer talc product, Baby Powder—knew for decades that its products at times contained carcinogenic asbestos, but did everything possible to keep its findings shrouded from the public and even health officials.

from gizmodo http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2018/12/report-johnson-johnson-knew-about-asbestos-in-its-baby-powder-products-for-decades/
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