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SHOCKING NEWS..!
Johnson &Johnson's licence to make baby powder cancelled!
Johnson & Johnson baby powder contained cancer causing substance The FDA has spotted ETHYLENE OXIDE, a carcinogen and irritant, in 15 batches of baby talcum powder produced in 2007 and had shelf life until 2010.
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And also the sterilisation process using the chemical is completely wrong, for it remains as a residue. With usage, the talcum powder could turn carcinogenic and cause irreparable damage.
Johnson &Johnson's licence to make baby powder cancelled!
Johnson & Johnson baby powder contained cancer causing substance The FDA has spotted ETHYLENE OXIDE, a carcinogen and irritant, in 15 batches of baby talcum powder produced in 2007 and had shelf life until 2010.
And also the sterilisation process using the chemical is completely wrong, for it remains as a residue. With usage, the talcum powder could turn carcinogenic and cause irreparable damage.
