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Ovarian Cancer Related to Talcum Powder Exposure
Recently, it is been disclosed that there is a likely link between talcum powder exposure and ovarian cancer. Studies published in some medical and scientific journals have found that talcum powder used in the genital area may result in the development of ovarian cancer. Documented evidence confirms that this has been known by the manufacturers of talcum products, such as Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder, for many years. To this day, Johnson & Johnson denies any link to the use of talcum powder and the development of ovarian cancer. They, as well as other manufacturers, have chosen to forego any warnings on their advertising of these products.
The Foundation for Consumers (FFC) is requesting that a label warning should be used by the manufacturers to inform consumers of the risks associated with talcum powder and its possible link to ovarian cancer or fallopian tube cancer. Several recent cases confirm that the companies failed to inform consumers of the potential risks of talcum powder despite concerns that were known and disclosed by the American Cancer Society in 1999. The studies showing a link between talcum powder usage and ovarian cancer go back over 20 years. Several studies confirm that women who used talcum powder in the genital area have a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer when compared to women who never used talcum powder.
Talc particles have been found in the ovaries of women who applied baby powder containing talc to the genital area and developed ovarian cancer. Scientific testing can confirm whether the ovarian cancer was caused by the talc through tissue sampling.
Lawsuits have been filed against the manufacturers of talcum powder products. These lawsuits claim that the product manufacturers advertised their products containing talcum powder as safe even though the manufacturers knew for decades that the products were not safe for women who applied them to their genital area.
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ROUNDUP
We are now accepting personal injury claims resulting from exposure to Monsanto’s Roundup Weed Killer.
In June of 2020, Bayer, which acquired Monsanto in 2018, agreed to pay more than $10 billion dollars to settle tens of thousands of lawsuits for injuries caused by Roundup. There is money set aside for existing claimants outside this agreement, as well as a $1.25 billion dollar fund to cover potential claims from Roundup customers who develop non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma or other health problems in the future.
Given these circumstances, it is extremely important that you speak with an attorney as soon as possible if you believe you have suffered injuries resulting from exposure to Roundup.
ZANTAC
We are also accepting personal injury claims resulting from the use of Zantac (Ranitidine).
In April of 2020, the FDA issued a formal recall of the popular heartburn medication, Zantac (also known as Ranitidine), due to potentially unsafe levels of a substance called N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA). NDMA has been classified as a probable human carcinogen and has been linked to various types of cancers, including colon, liver, and stomach cancer. If you were diagnosed with cancer after taking Zantac, it is very important that you speak with an attorney right away.
CALL 1-800-339-5063 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION TO DISCUSS OVARIAN CANCER RELATED TO TALCUM POWDER EXPOSURE WITH AN ATTORNEY.
Boyd Law Firm, LLC is currently investigating potential lawsuits against the manufacturers of talcum powder products. If you or someone you know has developed ovarian cancer after having a history of using baby powder containing talc, you may have a claim for compensation. If you desire to speak to us about this matter, please contact our offices for an immediate appointment.
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