Thousands Sue Johnson & Johnson in UK Over Alleged Talcum Powder Cancer Risks
Johnson & Johnson and its consumer health arm, Kenvue, face a lawsuit in the UK over potential cancer risks from their talcum powder.
Over 3,000 people in the UK are taking legal action against Johnson & Johnson, alleging that the company knowingly sold talcum powder contaminated with asbestos, leading to the development of ovarian cancer or mesothelioma.
- Allegations span the use of Johnson's baby powder between 1965 and 2023.
- The lawsuit, filed by KP Law at the High Court in London, seeks damages against Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue UK.
Asbestos, in its fibrous form, is classified as a potentially deadly cancer-causing substance.
No comment from Johnson & Johnson is available in the text.
Author summary: Johnson & Johnson faces a UK lawsuit over talcum powder cancer risks.
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