The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has published a new assessment of talc’s potential to cause cancer, concluding that is it ‘probably carcinogenic’ to humans.

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Neal Katyal, a former acting U.S. solicitor general in the Democratic Obama administration, has left the partnership of ...

The jury in a New Jersey trial has awarded $750 million in punitive damages against Johnson & Johnson in a case brought by four people who claimed they had developed cancer after using its talc ...

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Amazon Music and WPP unveiled Louder Than Cancer, an effort uniting top global artists to harness the power of music in recognition of World Cancer Day with creative leadership from WPP’s Grey Health, ...

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