Assertion: talc's product | /r/MadeOf | talcum powder
Facets:
value: as an ingredient
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Q: SHOULD I STOP USING PRODUCTS THAT CONTAIN TALCUM POWDER?
text: If you’re unsure of whether a product contains talcum powder, you can search the list of household items from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
text: Many cosmetic products contain talcum powder as an ingredient.
text: Berg v. Johnson & Johnson Consumer Cos. was one of the first lawsuits in which products containing talcum powder were ruled to be a “contributing factor” in a Plaintiff’s ovarian cancer, with an additional ruling that held that talc-based products are defective if their labels do not properly warn consumers of the risk.
text: Products containing talcum powder are often used in or applied to the genital area in the form of body powder or baby powder and also comes in contact with the genitals due to the fact that it is sometimes dusted on sanitary napkins, tampons, diaphragms, or condoms.
text: At Raskin & Kremins, 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.
text: 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.
text: For instance, a study that was published in the American Cancer Society’s journal, Cancer, in 1982 identified that women who on a regular basis, use sanitary napkins dusted with talcum powder had a higher chance of ovarian cancer than women who did not use products containing talcum powder.
text: In this study, scientists reported that women who used talcum powder products on a daily basis had a forty-one percent greater chance of developing ovarian cancer than women who did not use products containing talcum powder.
text: As a result, some physicians and health care professionals are urging consumers to be wary when deciding whether to use products containing talcum powder.
text: One factor that is thought to increase your risk of ovarian cancer is the regular use of products that contain talcum powder.
text: Some studies indicate that of the nearly twenty thousand U.S. women who are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year, more than two thousand of these diagnoses may have been caused by the regular use of products containing talcum powder.
text: In addition, the FDA has yet to ban the use of products containing talcum powder let alone require that product manufacturers provide a cancer warning to consumers.
text: If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with and is suffering from ovarian cancer that you believe is the result of regular use of products containing talcum powder, it is imperative that you consult with an experienced and knowledgeable Talcum Powder Injury Lawyer at Raskin & Kremins, right away in order to preserve and protect your rights to compensation.
text: Products containing talcum powder are often used in or applied to the genital area in the form of body powder or baby powder and also comes in contact with the genitals due to the fact that it is sometimes dusted on sanitary napkins, tampons, diaphragms, or condoms.
text: At Parker Waichman LLP, 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.
text: 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.
text: For instance, a study that was published in the American Cancer Society’s journal, Cancer, in 1982 identified that women who on a regular basis, use sanitary napkins dusted with talcum powder had a higher chance of ovarian cancer than women who did not use products containing talcum powder.
text: In this study, scientists reported that women who used talcum powder products on a daily basis had a forty-one percent greater chance of developing ovarian cancer than women who did not use products containing talcum powder.
text: As a result, some physicians and health care professionals are urging consumers to be wary when deciding whether to use products containing talcum powder.
text: One factor that is thought to increase your risk of ovarian cancer is the regular use of products that contain talcum powder.
text: Some studies indicate that of the nearly twenty thousand U.S. women who are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year, more than two thousand of these diagnoses may have been caused by the regular use of products containing talcum powder.
text: Q: Should I stop using products that contain talcum powder?
text: In addition, the FDA has yet to ban the use of products containing talcum powder let alone require that product manufacturers provide a cancer warning to consumers.
text: If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with and is suffering from ovarian cancer that you believe is the result of regular use of products containing talcum powder, it is imperative that you consult with an experienced and knowledgeable Talcum Powder Injury Lawyer at Parker Waichman LLP, right away in order to preserve and protect your rights to compensation.