REPORT: Does talcum baby powder cause cancer in women? | The answer is SHOCKING!

Johnson & Johnson, makers of talcum baby powder has been ordered to pay tens of millions of dollars to the family of a woman who died after using talc products for decades.

Her name is Jacqueline Fox and for more than 35years, she claimed she used Talcum baby powder and Shower as 'feminine hygiene products'. In 2013, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died in October 2015 aged 62.

A Court has ruled that Johnson & Johnson must pay $72million in damages to the woman after her death from ovarian cancer was linked to her use of talcum powder. This has undoubtedly provoked concerns over the product.

The case has sparked concerns about talcum powder and cancer. TALCUM Baby Powder and Shower to Shower are made of talc: mineral rocks that contain magnesium, silicon and oxygen, while some contain asbestos.

However not everyone believes that Talcum baby powder and shower is harmful and causes cancer in women. Dr. Ranit Mishori, an associate professor of family medicine at Georgetown University, said that she does not believe there is any proof that there is a link between talc and cancer, but simply said the product is not necessary and very important: "if you are concerned, just don't use it".

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