Johnson&Johnson claims to have resolved some of the talc powder claims
水色草莓慷
发表于 2023-12-6 16:25:13
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Erik Haas, the global vice president in charge of litigation at Johnson&Johnson, stated during an investor conference call on December 5th local time that the company has recently reached a settlement with several law firms regarding their client's claim that Johnson&Johnson's talc powder products are carcinogenic.
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