Black Women for Wellness and more than 200 other organizations are pressing Johnson & Johnson to stop making and selling talc-containing Johnson’s Baby Powder anywhere in the world, citing links to ovarian cancer and the firm’s “aggressive” marketing of the product to women of color.
“In the absence of federal cosmetic safety regulation, you have an ethical responsibility to make decisions that will benefit people over profits,” BWW asserts in a
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