What Is Talc, Where Is It Used and Why Is Asbestos a Concern? - The New York Times

Johnson & Johnson says talc products have always been asbestos-free. Court documents suggest otherwise

Reuters - Over 50 years, the FDA seldom tested talc, relying on manufacturers to do it. This fall, an FDA contract lab found chrysotile asbestos, including these needle-like fibers seen by microscope

Asbestos and talcum Powder

Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder at Issue as U.S. Subpoenas Company - The New York Times

What to Know About the Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Recall

Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Recall

The Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Saga: Could You Be a Victim?

Dangerously Flawed Study Creates False Sense of Complacency: Why Women Should Still Avoid Talc-Based Powder

Which Talcum Powder Products Have Asbestos?

Not worth the risk: It's time to get talc out of all cosmetics, not just baby powder

J&J knew for decades about asbestos in talcs

Johnson & Johnson Feared Baby Powder's Possible Asbestos Link for Years - The New York Times

Johnson & Johnson recalls baby powder after asbestos found, Pharmaceuticals industry