Biologist Found J&J Talc In Dying Woman's Tissue, Jury Hears

By Dorothy Atkins (January 14, 2019, 8:16 PM EST) -- A cell biologist took the stand Monday in a California jury trial over allegations that Johnson & Johnson talcum-made baby powder contained asbestos that caused a dying woman's cancer, testifying that the woman's lung tissue contains talc, which he believes came from J&J's products....

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