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Get Help From Skilled Talcum Powder Ovarian Cancer Lawyers Research has revealed that the use of talcum powder products may lead to an increased risk of ovarian cancer. Talcum powder is derived from the mineral talc, and it’s used in many household products, such as baby powder, body and facial powder, and even feminine hygiene […]

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Link between Talcum Powder Products and Ovarian Cancer

Research has revealed that the use of talcum powder products may lead to an increased risk of ovarian cancer. Talcum powder is derived from the mineral talc, and it’s used in many household products, such as baby powder, body and facial powder, and even feminine hygiene products. Regular use of these products is thought to lead to an increased risk of ovarian cancer.

If you’ve been diagnosed with ovarian cancer or you’re suffering from an injury that you think is linked to the use of talcum powder products, it’s important that you contact an experienced talcum powder personal injury lawyer right away.

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Talcum Powder Ovarian Cancer Lawsuits and Litigation

Some labels on baby powder products caution consumers against inhaling the substance and state that the product is for external use only. But what the label does not say is that there are studies dating back four decades that point to a link between the use of baby powder and ovarian cancer risk. Attorneys representing plaintiffs who have been injured by talcum powder products have asserted that product manufacturers, such as Johnson & Johnson, have been aware of the talc ovarian cancer risk for years, but that these companies have failed to warn consumers. Johnson & Johnson, on the other hand, has contended that the studies indicating a link between talcum powder and cancer are inconclusive and that the science is outdated and flawed. However, to date, Johnson & Johnson has lost jury verdicts totaling more than $724 million.

What Is Parker Waichman’s Experience With Suing for Damages From the Use of Talcum Powder?

Parker Waichman has filed lawsuits in state and federal court on behalf of many individuals who were diagnosed with ovarian cancer as a result of using talcum powder as well as people who have passed away from ovarian cancer from using talcum powder.

Parker Waichman has been around for almost four decades, 40 years, and we’ve successfully litigated thousands of major cases against pharmaceutical medical device manufacturers. Our staff and our resources are designed for cases like this: This is what we do; This is who we are.

Why Should Someone Choose Parker Waichman for Their Baby Powder/Talcum Powder Lawsuit?

Parker Waichman is a serious law firm. We have approximately 150 people on our staff. Why so many?  Because we litigate our own cases. For example, we represent people in talcum powder litigation in all 50 states.

And we just don’t sit back and let the defendants try to arrange a settlement and then get on that bandwagon. We try to litigate our cases individually, representing our clients the best that we can, and get them the maximum coverage, maximum recovery, and maximum satisfaction that they deserve.

As you can imagine, Johnson & Johnson is one of the largest corporations in the United States, if not the world. They are extremely well-financed and very well-equipped to handle litigation such as this talc litigation.

Parker Waichman has done battle with Johnson & Johnson and their subsidiaries for 20 years, 30 years, or more – – and how well they know it.Parker Waichman is one of the largest personal injury law firms in the United States, and taking on the pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers is something we do every single day.

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Parker Waichman has been involved in dozens of pharmaceutical and medical device litigations over the last almost four decades, starting with diethylstilbestrol, breast implants, Prozac suicidality cases … contact lens solution, Zyprexa, Ortho Evra birth control patch, Yaz birth control medication, Medtronic’s Infuse spinal medical device, talcum powder, TDF drugs, hernia mesh, transvaginal mesh, Zantac, Roundup, numerous types of hip implants, knee implants, and so many more kinds of cases. This is what we do.

What Is Talcum Powder?

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Talcum powder is essentially ground-up talc. Talc is a mineral that occurs naturally in the environment and it is composed primarily of magnesium, silicon, and oxygen. As a powder, talc can reduce friction and absorb moisture, so it can be used to prevent rashes and keep skin dry. Talc is typically used in baby powder and some cosmetic products, such as adult body and facial powders. Common examples of talcum powder products are Shower to Shower and Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder.

Why Is Talc Bad?

In its basic form, talc can occasionally contain asbestos. Asbestos is a material or substance that when inhaled has been proven to cause mesothelioma, a rare and fatal cancer that develops in the linings of the lungs, heart or abdomen. Since the 1970s, talcum powder products that consumers use in the home, at least in the United States, have been asbestos-free. However, before asbestos was banned from most consumer products, it is possible that asbestos was present in products like baby powder.

The Link Between Talcum Powder Products and Ovarian Cancer

Since 1971, scientists and researchers have studied whether there is a link between the use of products that contain talc and cancer, including ovarian cancer. Products containing talcum powder are often used in or applied to the genital area in the form of body powder or baby powder or dusted on sanitary napkins, tampons, diaphragms or condoms. Once talcum powder is used near the genitals, it can migrate inside of the body through the vagina. When the powder travels into the body, it can irritate the genital tract and settle in the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. Talcum powder particles have even been found in tumors or lymph nodes of ovarian cancer patients, which only reinforces the link between baby powder and ovarian cancer risk. Some scientific studies have revealed that using talcum powder can increase a woman’s risk of ovarian cancer by up to 30 percent.

Regrettably, some talcum powder product manufacturers have not warned consumers of the possible deadly connection between using talcum powder in the genital area and the risk of ovarian cancer. If you or someone you know is fighting ovarian cancer that you believe is due to the use of talcum powder, it is important that you contact an experienced and dedicated talcum powder injury lawyer right away. At Parker Waichman, we are always investigating and reviewing claims that involve the potential link between injuries, including ovarian cancer, and the use of products containing talcum powder, and you can be sure that we will strive to obtain the compensation that you need and deserve.

Facts About the Link Between Talc and Ovarian Cancer Risk

The possible connection between the use of talcum powder and ovarian cancer is not a unique or new idea. One of the first scientific reports that made a connection between the use of talcum powder and ovarian cancer came out in 1971. The scientists who conducted this study discovered that ovarian cancer patients tended to have talc fibers present in their ovaries. Because of this study, scientists, physicians, and other health-care professionals began to consider that there might actually be a substantial link between the use of products containing talcum powder and an increased risk of ovarian cancer.

Other studies since then have suggested a stronger connection between the use of talcum powder and ovarian cancer. For instance, a study published in the American Cancer Society’s journal, Cancer, in 1982 identified that women who used sanitary napkins dusted with talcum powder on a regular basis had higher odds of ovarian cancer than women who did not use these products. In 2003, a study reported in Anticancer Research found that women who used talcum powder in their genital area on a weekly basis had a greater risk of ovarian cancer. A 2008 study also linked the regular use of talcum powder products with the threat of being diagnosed with ovarian cancer. In this study, scientists reported that women who used talcum powder products on a daily basis had a 41 percent greater chance of developing ovarian cancer than women who did not use these products.

Even though these studies are alarming, talcum powder products are essentially still unregulated. Manufacturers like Valeant Pharmaceuticals and Johnson & Johnson do not have to put a warning label on their products that contain talcum powder because according to a 1930s law, the Food and Drug Administration does not have the authority to regulate cosmetics.

As a result, some physicians and health-care professionals are urging consumers to be wary of the ovarian cancer and baby powder risk when deciding whether to use products containing talcum powder. Notably, many physicians are warning that consumers should not put talcum powder products near or on the genitals due to the fact that there is strong science indicating a potential connection between the use of these products and ovarian cancer.

Injury Statistics From the Use of Talcum Powder Products

Injury Statistics from the Use of Talcum Powder Products

 

Ovarian cancer is a type of cancer that occurs when abnormal cells multiply quickly on or near a woman’s ovaries. Although ovarian cancer is a rare form of cancer, it’s considered to be one of the deadliest. Ovarian cancer can be hard to detect, and many times, by the time it is diagnosed, it can be too late for the victim to receive life-saving treatment. A woman has a one out of 75 chance of developing ovarian cancer in her lifetime, and of these women, about 14,000 will die of the cancer in a single year. In fact, ovarian cancer is considered the fifth leading cause of cancer-related deaths.

It has been found that approximately 85 percent of ovarian cancers are sporadic, meaning they are unrelated to family history or genetics. One factor that is thought to increase the risk of ovarian cancer is the regular use of products that contain talcum powder. Some studies indicate that of the nearly 20,000 U.S. women who are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year, more than 2,000 of these diagnoses may have been caused by the regular use of products containing talcum powder. What this means is that ten percent of the annual ovarian cancer diagnoses are linked to the use of talcum powder products. Other studies have suggested that long-term and consistent use of talcum powder on the genitals may increase a woman’s odds of developing ovarian cancer to about one in 53.

Federal Action on Baby Powder and Ovarian Cancer Risk

Grand Jury Probing J&J’s Claims its Talc Contains No Asbestos

A federal grand jury in Washington is probing Johnson & Johnson’s claims regarding its talcum powder and asbestos. The company is adamant that it has always used pure, asbestos-free talc to make its products. However, documents uncovered during litigation have raised questions about the company’s truthfulness. Johnson & Johnson disputes that it has ever used talc that contained asbestos, but in internal memos dating back to the 1960s, scientists for Johnson and & Johnson wrote that asbestos found in the company’s talc was a serious health hazard.

The company is defending itself in numerous lawsuits related to plaintiffs’ development of mesothelioma. The federal investigation will likely take a long period of time to complete, and it is unclear what outcome will result from the grand jury’s findings.

Talcum Powder Also Under Fire in Ovarian Cancer Lawsuits

In addition to the federal investigation regarding asbestos, Johnson & Johnson is under fire in lawsuits that claim that its talcum powder causes ovarian cancer when used for feminine hygiene. In the 1970s, scientists discovered talc embedded in cancerous tumors of the ovaries, and women and their families allege that Johnson & Johnson knew about this science and hid it from the public. This has led to several talc and ovarian cancer risk lawsuits.

Johnson & Johnson Sales Decline

Johnson & Johnson is a pharmaceutical and health care product giant, and it has grown throughout the decades in part because of the success of its baby care line, which includes its longstanding talcum powder product, Johnson’s Baby Powder. The company also used to own Shower to Shower talcum powder.

While the brand is still a staple in many homes, Johnson & Johnson has seen a decline in sales in recent years. In 2011, sales losses started mounting, and in the first quarter of 2018, sales were down 14 percent in the United States. The company said that its sales dip might have been due to a complacency brought on by its time-tested success. Younger consumers and parents are moving toward natural products with ingredients they recognize. Johnson & Johnson might also be taking a hit because of publicity surrounding some of its products, including its baby powder.

Talc-Based Baby Powder Removed From U.S. Market

In July 2020, Johnson & Johnson announced that it would no longer produce talc-based powder for sale in the United States and Canada. The company claimed that this move was made to prioritize production and shipping of higher-demand products amid the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Johnson & Johnson said that talc-based powder would continue to be sold outside of North America.

Asbestos Found in Baby Powder in 2020 FDA Study

During past litigation efforts, Johnson & Johnson hired expert researcher Andreas Saldivar to test their products for asbestos.  In 2018, Saldivar testified in support of the company, claiming that he found no asbestos in any product samples. However, in September 2020, while conducting an FDA study, Saldivar found asbestos in an unmarked sample of Johnson’s Baby Powder. This news strengthens the positions of plaintiffs who allege that they have been harmed by these products, as the company will have a much more difficult time defending their products when their own expert found asbestos during more recent testing. If Johnson & Johnson now denies the legitimacy of this latest test, it will then cast doubt on the legitimacy of past studies by Salivar; studies that the company used to back its position that its talcum powder is safe and asbestos-free.

Talcum Powder Ovarian Cancer Lawsuits

In 2013, an ovarian cancer victim filed the first U.S. lawsuit that claimed that talcum powder free of asbestos causes ovarian cancer. The victim was diagnosed in 2006 with stage 3 ovarian cancer after doctors found blood clotting in her ovaries during a pelvic exam. When the victim’s doctors examined the cancerous tissues found in her body, they found particles of talc that had grown embedded in the tissues. The doctors concluded that talcum powder had caused the victim’s ovarian cancer.

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The victim’s lawsuit asserted that Johnson & Johnson negligently failed to warn consumers that talc, which was a main ingredient in the company’s Shower to Shower product, had the potential to cause ovarian cancer. In the lawsuit, the victim claimed that she had used Johnson’s product in her genital area on a daily basis since she was 18. She was 49 when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. The victim had experts testify regarding the link between the use of talcum powder and the risk of developing ovarian cancer. The jury found that the company was negligent, but no damages were awarded.  The plaintiff had earlier refused a $1.3 million out-of-court settlement because she did want to sign a confidentiality agreement.  Instead, she wanted the world to know what Johnson & Johnson had been hiding.  That bravery would pay off in other ways.

Since that 2013 verdict, hundreds of individuals have now filed lawsuits in federal and state courts, and at least two class-action lawsuits have been filed.

In August of 2017, a California jury awarded $417 million to an ovarian cancer victim. In this case, the victim asserted that Johnson & Johnson knew about the health risks associated with talc but continued to sell it anyway. The victim had used Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder for more than 40 years before being diagnosed with ovarian cancer. This trial was what is known as a bellwether trial, meaning that it was a test case to determine the effectiveness of both sides of the argument.

There are now more than 300 victims who have filed talcum powder lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson in California; these cases have been consolidated. Talcum powder cases have also been consolidated in New Jersey. As of September 2017, more than 800 cases were pending in a U.S. District Court under a multidistrict litigation. In addition, nearly 1,000 cases are currently pending in Missouri.

Requirements for Filing a Talcum Powder Lawsuit

Talcum powder lawsuits would appear to be more often successful than not, and any issues that do arise that might deny a victim recovery are frequently those having to do with jurisdiction or whether a plaintiff in a lawsuit actually had ovarian cancer, not with the actual injuries to the victims. Thus, if you’ve been diagnosed with ovarian cancer that you believe is connected to your use of talcum powder, you should seriously consider contacting an experienced talcum powder injury lawyer right away.

Proving whether a particular product caused your ovarian cancer will generally depend on whether your case meets a number of specific criteria. These factors are used by talcum powder injury lawyers to determine whether you or your family can file a lawsuit against the company that manufactured and sold the product.

The primary factors used to establish whether a lawsuit can be filed include:

  1. You must have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
  2. You must have used a talcum powder product, whether it was Shower to Shower, Johnson’s Baby Powder or some other talc-derived product, on a daily basis for at least five years. You can establish your daily routine through your own testimony or that of a family member.
  3. You must be able to identify who manufactured the particular talcum powder product that you used.
  4. Your daily routine must have included dusting your genital area with the product.
  5. You must be able to produce a positive biopsy that provides evidence that talcum powder was present. Typically, these biopsy results are in your medical records.
  6. You generally must not have a genetic disorder that predisposes you to ovarian cancer, such as the BRCA 1 or BRCA 2 genes. This information should also be contained in your medical records.

But Why Would I Want to File a Talcum Powder Lawsuit?

You have a right to know that the products you are using are safe. Many brands strive to make sure that their customers are safe, but unfortunately, some products can still end up being dangerous or can pose risks to consumers, in which case they might be recalled. Recalls are typically voluntary, but sometimes, a brand will deny that their product is unsafe. In these instances, it might be necessary to file a lawsuit to protect other consumers from the baby powder ovarian cancer risk.

Some of the reasons why you may want to file a lawsuit if you have developed ovarian cancer after using a talcum powder product include:

  1. You can receive compensation for medical expenses associated with your injury or illness, including the costs of diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and follow-up care.
  2. You can be compensated for lost wages if you are unable to work because of your injury or illness.
  3. You can also be compensated for pain and suffering or other emotional distress you’ve experienced as a result of your injury or illness.
  4. If your family member has died as a result of talcum powder-related ovarian cancer, your family might be entitled to some of the damages listed above as well as other costs, such as funeral expenses.

What to Expect After Filing a Talcum Powder Lawsuit

Lawsuits against large companies are usually complex and can take an extended period of time to resolve. It could be months or even years before your case reaches a settlement or goes to trial. Most, if not all, talcum powder injury cases come down to a client’s medical records, which will provide information linking the ovarian cancer to talcum powder products. Reviewing these records, investigating the claim, retaining expert witnesses, and collecting other evidence can all take time. Accordingly, do not expect your case to resolve right away. If you grow frustrated with or confused about the process, the experienced talcum powder injury lawyers at Parker Waichman are always here to answer questions should they arise. You can rest assured that our dedicated lawyers are always working to obtain the best possible results in your case.

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Talcum Powder Injury Lawsuits & Settlements

Why Should I Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer to Take On My Talcum Powder Injury Claim?

Requirements for Filing a Talcum Powder Injury Lawsuit

Lawsuits involving large product manufacturers and insurance companies can be complicated, and when you are dealing with unpaid bills, mounting expenses, and a loss of quality of life, all while trying to deal with or recover from your illness, the last thing you want to do is to take these companies on by yourself. A skilled personal injury attorney will be familiar with the process, know what records and evidence they need to prove your case, have extensive experience dealing with large companies and other attorneys, and not be afraid to take your case to trial. With an experienced talcum powder injury lawyer by your side, your chances of obtaining successful results in your case only increase. Remember also that we don’t get paid unless and until your case results in a favorable settlement or you win at trial. Call us today and you can also get a free consultation with no obligation.

Is There a Deadline for Filing a Talcum Powder Injury Lawsuit?

If you’ve suffered an injury or other damages, including ovarian cancer, from talcum powder, you have a legal right to compensation, but as with all personal injury claims, there are specific deadlines or time limits for filing a case. These deadlines, also known as statutes of limitations, differ from state to state. To determine your particular deadline for filing a lawsuit, it’s imperative that you consult an experienced talcum powder injury lawyer in order to protect your legal right to compensation.

Do I Have a Claim for Damages if I Think My Ovarian Cancer Is Due to Talcum Powder Use?

In most instances, if you or a loved one have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer and have a history of using talcum powder products, you likely will be able to file a lawsuit to obtain compensation for those injuries and other damages. Many individuals around the country have already filed lawsuits seeking compensation for ovarian cancer that was caused by talcum powder. In order to find out whether you can actually sue the company that is responsible for your cancer or other injuries, the experienced talcum powder injury attorneys at Parker Waichman will first need to review your case, including your medical records, to determine whether there is a link between the use of talcum powder and your cancer. Contact one of our lawyers today to discuss your case.

Can I File a Lawsuit on Behalf of a Loved One Who Died From Talcum-Powder-Caused Ovarian Cancer?

When a victim of ovarian cancer caused by talcum powder use dies, the surviving family members have a right to file a wrongful death lawsuit against those responsible. Wrongful death cases can provide compensation to family members who have lost a loved one, including a parent, spouse, child or sibling. The damages that the surviving family might receive can include compensation for the loss of the loved one’s earnings, their loss of support, and their loss of love and companionship. While monetary compensation cannot bring your loved one back, it can go a long way toward reducing some of the financial stress you and your family might be feeling after their death. At Parker Waichman, our experienced talcum powder injury lawyers have the skills and resources necessary for filing and pursuing a wrongful death case on behalf of your loved one.

Am I at Risk of Developing Ovarian Cancer From Talcum Powder?

According to the research, any woman who uses or has used a talcum powder product in their genital area on a regular basis might be at an increased risk of developing ovarian cancer. The risk of developing cancer if you’ve used a talc product is higher than for women who don’t use a talc product.

What Products Are Involved in Talcum Powder Injury Lawsuits?

For nearly 50 years, women have used Shower to Shower in their genital area in order to absorb moisture and/or cover up vaginal odors. Valeant Pharmaceuticals continues to market this product even though they have knowledge of the link between use of the product and ovarian cancer. Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder has also been linked to cancer. This product has been used for generations to treat diaper rash or odors in the genital area.

Should I Stop Using Products That Contain Talcum Powder?

It’s probably a good idea to refrain from using talcum powder, at least in the genital area. There are many studies out there that indicate a strong correlation between the use of talcum powder products and the chance of developing ovarian cancer, although opponents will argue that the studies are inconclusive and not yet definitive. If you do have to use a talcum powder product, you should try to take precautions to avoid inhaling it. In addition, look at the labels on products such as tampons, sanitary napkins, diaphragms, and even condoms and try to avoid purchasing products that are dusted with talc.

Has There Been a Talcum Powder Recall, or Has the Food and Drug Administration Banned Products Containing Talcum Powder?

Despite the fact that studies suggest that there is an association between talcum powder use and ovarian cancer, a recall on talcum powder has never been issued. In addition, the FDA has yet to ban the use of products containing talcum powder or require that product manufacturers provide a cancer warning to consumers. Many experts and consumer safety groups have called for an FDA cancer warning on talcum powder products. The World Health Organization classifies talc without asbestos as possibly carcinogenic to humans.

Are Any Other Diseases Linked to Talcum Powder Use?

Aside from the talc ovarian cancer risk, some studies have suggested that talcum powder that enters the body can lead to an inflammatory response or chronic irritation. Use of talc-based powders may also cause respiratory problems. Some other diseases that are thought to be caused by or associated with talcum powder use include cervical cancer, uterine cancer, lung cancer, respiratory diseases, and, in some instances, asbestos-related diseases.

Talk With One of Our Talcum Powder Ovarian Cancer Lawyers Today

If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with and are suffering from ovarian cancer that you believe is the result of regular use of products containing talcum powder, it’s imperative that you consult with an experienced and knowledgeable talcum powder injury lawyer at Parker Waichman right away in order to protect your right to compensation.

At Parker Waichman, our knowledgeable and skilled attorneys have extensive experience handling complex cases, particularly when it comes to dealing with large corporations and insurance companies, and we will work hard to make sure you obtain the results you deserve.

If you would like to discuss your case with one of our attorneys, feel free to contact us to schedule your free case consultation. Call us today at 1-800-YOUR-LAWYER (1-800-968-7529) or fill out our online contact form.

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