Johnson and Johnson removes chemicals to make products safer | Mint
No uniform test for cancer-causing substances in J&J baby products' — drug regulator summoned – ThePrint – Select
Cancer-Causing Formaldehyde Found In Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo: Official
Cancer-causing chemical' found in Johnson & Johnson's 'No More Tears' baby shampoo
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Johnson & Johnson admits: their baby products contain cancer-causing chemicals - expatsHaarlem
Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo Has Cancer-Causing Chemicals - Paperblog
Regulator raps Johnson & Johnson for presence of cancer-causing substance in 'No More Tears' baby shampoo
Johnson & Johnson Loses $37.2M in Talcum Powder Cancer Case
Johnson & Johnson in US probe over baby powder claims - BBC News
Johnson & Johnson told to pay $2.1 billion over cancer-causing talc powder - The Economic Times
Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo in India found with cancer causing substance, says report; here's what firm says | The Financial Express
Johnson & Johnson to pay $4.7bn damages in talc cancer case - BBC News
Johnson & Jonson have decided to stop selling Johnson's talcum-based baby powder (and about 100 other products) in the U.S. and Canada, but to keep selling the cornstarch-based powder, New York, NY,
Johnson & Johnson In Trouble As Cancer Causing Chemical Found In Its Baby Shampoo - Marketing Mind
Our baby shampoo does not contain formaldehyde: Johnson & Johnson - BusinessToday
Johnson & Johnson: 'No more tears' — or cancer? - DAWN.COM
Johnson & Johnson and Wal-Mart Sued for Selling Toxic Baby Shampoo - Top Class Actions
Cancer-causing chemical found in J&J shampoo
Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Cancer Risk
Johnson & Johnson Shampoo May Have Cancer Causing Chemicals, Rajasthan Drug Control Board Tests Reveal | NewsClick
Cancer Causing Agents In Johnson & Johnson Baby Products
Do UK parents need to be concerned about Johnson & Johnson talc scandal? | The Independent | The Independent
