POISONING the WORLD
Johnson & Johnson stopped selling their talc in the United States, but that hasn't stopped them n other countries. Please enter the country, province, state, and or city where you have seen Johnson & Johnson's Baby Powder still being sold.
After killing so many women, can we TRUST Johnson & Johnson with OUR HEALTH?
Now J&J and their CEO Alex Gorsky and their Board of Directors, including 4 women, who have put their salary & fees above the health of millions of women, want us to trust their products. We did that once and now thousands and thousands of women are dead—more than the U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam. How many more will die needlessly? Before you trust another J&J product, please ask the families who lost their mothers, their daughters, their sisters, and the survivors of the excruciatingly painful treatments for ovarian cancer if they TRUST J&J!
3 Victims of Ovarian Cancer Caused by J&J’s Talc Speak Out
"Black lives should matter in the medicine cabinet, too"
Columbia Daily Tribune, July 7th, 2020
M. Isabelle Chaudry, senior policy manager for National Women’s Health Network, calls out Johnson & Johnson and CEO, Alex Gorsky, for targeting Black communities with predatory marketing of products linked to cancer.
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"Talcum Powder Sales Shouldn’t Come At The Cost Of Women’s Lives"
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi and M. Isabelle Chaudry, who serves as Senior Policy Manager of the National Women’s Health Network, urge Johnson & Johnson to remove all the remaining Baby Powder from store shelves.
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"A Decades-Long Cover Up: Profits above Women's Lives and Lies Before truth."
Internal documents spanning at least 40 years show a paper trail by Johnson & Johnson that proves that not only was the company aware that their talc-based products had tested positive for asbestos, but that they actively covered up negative results including limiting sample sizes for tests – both internally and externally – of asbestos in their products. All the while, J&J engaged in pre-meditated assaults by deceptive marketing against AFRICAN AMERICAN, HISPANIC & OVERWEIGHT WOMEN.